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Tag: Howard Walker. Grand Traverse County

Tonight

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Wed Jul 06, 2011 at 01:43:10 PM EST
Tags: Michigan, State Representative, Wayne Schmidt, State Senator, Howard Walker. Grand Traverse County, RTW, Right To Work, Freedom To Work, Unions, Labor (all tags)

At 7 PM tonight, the Grand Traverse County Commission will have an opportunity to offer its support for the Freedom To Work coalition through a resolution that will go to other counties, State Representative Wayne Schmidt, and State Senator Howard Walker.

The unions? Not so happy. Even though this is a non binding, non directive resolution that merely states support by the commissioners for the freedom of workers to choose for themselves where they are employed, and who represents them to prospective employers. They see it as an attack on unions, when it is not. Times have changed, and this is an opportunity to move forward and bring back the greatness the Michigan workforce once had.

Living in the stone-age is not an excuse for the inability for Michigan workers to compete with others internationally, and nationally who are not bound by third parties "eating their substance."

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