New Haven, Connecticut, like so many other cities, is contending with public union contracts in the face of declining tax revenues. As a result, as is happening throughout the country, the mayor of New Haven is trying to re-negotiate those contracts. The public employee unions don’t like that.
On Tuesday, members of the AFSCME and UNITE-HERE stormed New Haven’s City Hall to protest.
If Theres No Gravy Left In The Bowl All Ya Got Left Is The Bowl. Public Unions Are Trying To Get Blood Out Of Rock. Public Unions Do Not Seem To Understand What Private Unions Have Found Out NO Profit No Pay Increase And Possible Lay Offs..
ReplyDeletePublic Sector As For To Long Lived Off Tax Payers With Out Regard Of Cost. Now Public Employees Must Come To Grips With What Private Sector Has Dealt With. NO Money NO Raise. Public Unions Will Turn Into Greece Type Mentality If And When They Realize Gravy Train Is Over.