Michigan Football - 2024 Season.

[THE_WIZARD_]

So Bo = The Chairman?

[lineygoblue]

The repeal of the RTW law in Michigan did not include federal workers, or workers in the transportation industries. I work for a union shop on my bus job (yes, I'm a member of Teamsters) and we were told that non-members will NOT be forced to join the union. I think they should at least be fee payers, but I don't make the law.

[THE_WIZARD_]

...alright liney...come clean...where is Hoffa buried...

[Whitley]

The repeal of the RTW law in Michigan did not include federal workers, or workers in the transportation industries. I work for a union shop on my bus job (yes, I'm a member of Teamsters) and we were told that non-members will NOT be forced to join the union. I think they should at least be fee payers, but I don't make the law.

I agree with you on being fee payers, but that would be up to the union and that policy might change a few years down the road.

[lineygoblue]

...alright liney...come clean...where is Hoffa buried...

I dunno ... we left that to Hillary

[lineygoblue]

I agree with you on being fee payers, but that would be up to the union and that policy might change a few years down the road.

The union has to represent everyone, even those who choose not to join. When I worked at the phone company, non-members had to be fee payers, which meant they paid an amount equal to union dues, but the money taken from them had to be placed in a special fund that the Union used only for administrative matters, and not political contributions.

At my current job, non-members aren't even fee payers. But Teamsters still has to represent them in grievances if they want to file one. It sucks, because they get all the benefits of membership minus voting.

[THE_WIZARD_]

Liney is a union thug?

[froot loops]

The term _THE_WIZARD___ was struggling to come up with is at-will employment state. Right to work does not apply to this situation.

[lineygoblue]

Liney is a union thug?

Yes.

What'cha gonna do about it?

[THE_WIZARD_]

I'm part Sicilian...back off.

[iam416]

And you're all moron, so STFU

[THE_WIZARD_]

no

[WingsFan]

MSU protects a statue of a spartan warrior. Spartan warriors each had 7 slaves and regularly violated their slaves and their young boys.

[edindetroit]

An employer has every right to terminate an employee in a right to work state (I don't know what Michigan is) for pretty much whatever reason they want unless it violates EEOC laws. So the termination here sounds legal to me...but M better be careful because if they do not apply the same standards they could leave themselves open to civil litigation...maybe Talent could expound on that more. But we all know that had he "liked" left leaning tweets...tweets that could be offensive to more conservative people...well...we know nothing would be done. It's just yet another example of the double standards and hypocrisy of the looney left in this country...

Michigan is a state in the Great Lakes region of the upper Midwestern United States. It has land borders with Wisconsin to the southwest, and Indiana and Ohio to the south, and Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Erie also connect it to the states of Minnesota and Illinois, and the Canadian province of Ontario.

[THE_WIZARD_]

heh

shaddup