Alberta Get Out While You Can

[Mr.Canada]

They wouldn't take you. You are both union and an anti-semite. Both of these views are not popular there.

I lived there for 4 years and everything was just fine. I haven't been working for a union my whole life you know, lol. I'm a good organizer, which means I'm good at managing people and telling them what to do and how to get the most out of them.

[White Doors]

I lived there for 4 years and everything was just fine. I haven't been working for a union my whole life you know, lol. I'm a good organizer, which means I'm good at managing people and telling them what to do and how to get the most out of them.

I lived there for 12 years. big whoop. Obviously you did not vent your political views out loud.

First wise move I have seen from you.

[guyser]

...telling them what to do and how to get the most out of them.

Pretty easy when your cut comes from their paycheque before they even get paid.

Fort Mac would be a good choice for you.

[blueblood]

Pretty easy when your cut comes from their paycheque before they even get paid.

Fort Mac would be a good choice for you.

I don't know if that union nonsense flies to well up there...

[guyser]

I don't know if that union nonsense flies to well up there...

I suspect not now that I think about it.

What is the status of unions out there? Everyone making enough dough that they feel they dont need one?

[blueblood]

I suspect not now that I think about it.

What is the status of unions out there? Everyone making enough dough that they feel they dont need one?

From what I hear, plus being a bastion for conservatism helps the cause as well.

A lot of workers here realize that cooking the golden goose is not exactly a good idea.

Edited November 26, 2008 by blueblood

[Ontario Loyalist]

Honestly, who really cares if Alberta leaves?

[guyser]

Honestly, who really cares if Alberta leaves?

Pretty much the entire country.

[guyser]

From what I hear, plus being a bastion for conservatism helps the cause as well.

A lot of workers here realize that cooking the golden goose is not exactly a good idea.

I checked, Alberta is lowest in density, Ont second lowest. Higest were Nfld, Man, Sask and Que.

[blueblood]

I checked, Alberta is lowest in density, Ont second lowest. Higest were Nfld, Man, Sask and Que.

Density as in unions per capita? I can see Man, Sask, being high. Quebec as well. Surprised with NFLD and Ont.

[madmax]

I checked, Alberta is lowest in density, Ont second lowest. Higest were Nfld, Man, Sask and Que.

Where did you find this info?

[Jerry J. Fortin]

Alberta is not big on unions, that is true. On the other hand they are indeed big on employment.

[Oleg Bach]

The Republic Of Alberta...you would survive dispite the oil muck and the housing industry driven by Newfie roofers turned carpenters. I went duck hunting out by Bymore as a young guy and the ducks tasted wonderful with a well prepared orange sauce. You don't need Ontario...If you seperate I will be there - and if there is a pan american union - it will be Arizona in the winter - Keep Alberta as a private recreational estate...besides this thing about using a million BTUs of natural gas to steam out the grease out of the muck - that amounts to less energy gained than spent can not go on for ever...some one is surely going to notice the scam.

[guyser]

Where did you find this info?

Business Council of BC

http://www.bcbc.com/Documents/ecv39n10.pdf

[Oleg Bach]

It appears that union density is highest in groups that produce no real tangable wealth for the most part. That explains why socialist leaders continue to expand this system. Seemingly they forget that once all is unionized that there will be no producers of wealth left...kind of like the crop turning carnivor and eating the farmer.