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Gary Chaison Quotes
«I think it may have emboldened some employers to reassess their situation, making them realize if they plan carefully they can withstand a strike, ... And that means, yes, you can ask for major demands from unions.»
Author: Gary Chaison
«Quite bluntly, to an auto worker at General Motors or an airline worker facing demands for concessions, this doesn't mean a hell of a lot, ... Their concern is 'can my union deliver at the bargaining table?' I can't think of any union that would really be hurt at the bargaining table.»
Author: Gary Chaison
«The question is: Are bigger unions, better unions?»
Author: Gary Chaison
«This is not going anywhere, ... This is not going to be settled.»
Author: Gary Chaison
«Their feeling is, 'This is my only chance to get a job in this industry again, and I'm taking the job of a worker who miscalculated and walked off the job,' »
Author: Gary Chaison
«This is probably as bad as it gets for a union leader. He's in a fight with no allies.»
Author: Gary Chaison
«[The strikers are on their own against] a very determined employer and a large pool of replacement workers, ... If things remain the same and continue on this path, then the strike would be doomed.»
Author: Gary Chaison
«This is a small union, and it doesn't have any allies, because it's kind of a pariah in the labor movement,»
Author: Gary Chaison
«They are trying to do an end-run around the union and go directly to the membership, ... They believe that what they're doing is acceptable to the membership, but not to the leadership.»
Author: Gary Chaison
«They're doing it to appeal to the younger workers.»
Author: Gary Chaison