Rising corporate profits account for almost half the increase in Europe’s inflation

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Assistant branch manager at McDonald's doesn’t count.

You got me there.

Actually I made a few million from dodgy PPP contracts, just a bit upset I should have made a few hundred million.

Your money in their pocket.
 
It is noteworthy that Doctors and Train Drivers have strong union membership. It is no coincidence that their pay, pensions and other benefits are greatly envied.

and if everyone is in a strong union, then costs spiral upwards, totally out of control.
 
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The unions did a wonderful job of securing high wages and good working conditions for all the coal miners and car factory workers in the 1970s and 1980s.

...for about five minutes until the industry was decimated due to the massive costs of the pay, awkwardness and strikes.

Unions often make people poor.
 
Cant complain about centrica`s record profits yesterday made me a couple of grand in space of a few hours
 
In Slough where I grew up and lived most of my life, Mars confectionery were one of the largest employers in the area and certainly up until the late 70's, there was no trade union presence at all. They weren't prohibited as such, but if unionisation was mentioned, and it was, management would point out they would be happy to pay the going manufacturing rates of pay and benefits achieved in unionised companies. I knew several people who worked there, all took early retirement on a decent pension.

Probably very different now, a large chunk of the manufacturing shifted to mainland Europe but they still have a presence in Slough.
 
... unionisation was mentioned, and it was, management would point out they would be happy to pay the going manufacturing rates of pay and benefits achieved in unionised companies....

Just one of the ploys used.

I dare say you have not worked in one of the countries where worker representation is valued.
 
The unions did a wonderful job of securing high wages and good working conditions for all the coal miners and car factory workers in the 1970s and 1980s.

...for about five minutes until the industry was decimated due to the massive costs of the pay, awkwardness and strikes.

Unions often make people poor.
It is unions that have done more for working people than politicians ever have.

A union that has been hijacked by Marxist revolutionaries no longer represents its members.
 
Given the title why was that allowed to happen under the watch of the EU.?
 
Given the title why was that allowed to happen under the watch of the EU.?
Is it because, contrary to your fantasy, each country is free to do as it pleases except in those matters where they have collectively agreed on a united policy?
 
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