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Re: CSykes post# 169621

Monday, 09/28/2009 10:46:09 AM

Monday, September 28, 2009 10:46:09 AM

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I'm jumping in the middle a bit and if I take something wrong- my apologies in advance.

Unions do seem to drive costs up.

In WY it's a right to work state. It takes a $45K a yr. salary (in some areas $35K) to be middle class.

IE- Places that have unions seem to have $50+ an hr carpenters. That certainly would drive the price of a house up in turn requiring the carpenter to need more money to own a house etc... I cycle that snowballs IMO.

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