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CreekDog

(46,192 posts) Tue Jul 2, 2013, 07:00 PM Jul 2013

In the (Bay Area Rapid Transit) BART strike, whom do you support more, labor or management? [View all]

I'm making it easier for you. Voting in favor of one side or another doesn't make that side perfect, just that on balance, you agree or support that side more in this labor action.

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In the (Bay Area Rapid Transit) BART strike, whom do you support more, labor or management? [View all] CreekDog Jul 2013 OP

It will be interesting to see how many vote for management senseandsensibility Jul 2013 #1

actually, they cannot vote anonymously. CreekDog Jul 2013 #3

Actually, if you click 'Show Usernames' near the bottom of the poll Cal Carpenter Jul 2013 #4

I will... brooklynite Jul 2013 #7

I love when admitted 1%ers tell workers how good they have it. LeftyMom Jul 2013 #8

Not what I said... brooklynite Jul 2013 #10

Are you opposed to all public sector unions? LeftyMom Jul 2013 #11

Not at all... brooklynite Jul 2013 #14

There's almost never any surprises. Starry Messenger Jul 2013 #12

Husband retired Bart train driver marlakay Jul 2013 #2

BART management is so bad that I think if they were simply nicer, these strikes wouldn't happen CreekDog Jul 2013 #5

BART is on strike? FreeJoe Jul 2013 #6

Lol senseandsensibility Jul 2013 #9

Don't know enough to say, honestly. My default is labor Recursion Jul 2013 #13