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Regardless, if you disagree with Gov. Newsom’s 10% low-cost housing exemption for construction, it shouldn’t be used to attack the building trades unions.
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Chris, Serra does not hire non union workers for phases one through 3 and four of construction on their campus going forward. Their teachers can join a Union if they wish. Father Zoph would have figured you knew this already
http://catholiclabor.org/catholic-employer-project/catholic-k-12-education/
The entomology of the word 'scab' is historically referred to as a a pejorative term for a person who works despite strike action or against the will of other employees.
Go Padres. PP PAD PAD RES RES ......... Padres!
https://www.nacst.com/aoi2.shtml
who cares if they are union or non-union? What does that have to do with anything?
It has to do with a lot. Non Union are Scabs.
Scabs? you are calling hard working people scabs? you sure you went to Serra, doesn't sound like it, Padres don't call people scabs.
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