Dane101 has a report about the rally yesterday, and one of the commentators in the thread said “Poor babies have to pay a small amount for your health insurance and retirement accounts. Welcome to the real world!! BOO-HOO!!!!”
I had this to say in response:
The reason I am against the ban on collective bargaining has nothing to do with insurance/retirement and everything to do with going home alive/unhurt at the end of the day.
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Now that it is illegal to have any of those safety concerns addressed in a contract with the city/county/state, they will become mere suggestions…subject to the whims of the supervisors…rather than something that can be contractually enforced.
Don’t get me wrong…retirement and health insurance are something workers should be concerned about, but you were lied to when you were told that those issues are the only thing this collective bargaining ban is about. It goes waaaaay beyond this pay cut that Walker enacted…literally is a matter of life&death for many workers.