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GoodWitchGlinda Wrote: Nov 02, 2012 1:05 PM
You don't just knock on one door when you want to help. There are many, many utilities companies in the NY, NJ, PA, DE areas. These guys are cowards . . . they saw the devstation and ran away . . . and now are trying to say the problem is that they are not union. COWARDS, COWARDS, and not bright ones at that!!
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Bruce2397 Wrote: Nov 02, 2012 12:23 PM
The utility didn't tell them to not work, some unionized crew did---at least that's the story according to the urban legend. Any reporter around would love a story like this, what a scandal---so if the only place its being discussed is on Townhall, you can pretty much guarantee it didn't really happen.
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Leslie96 Wrote: Nov 02, 2012 12:18 PM
Did he say find a reporter to expose the whole silly mess? LOL...ya, that's gonna happen...a reporter who tells the truth today is like finding a...a....hmmm I can't find a comparative word to describe it....
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Utility crews from Alabama ready to help hurricane stricken and desperate people in New Jersey without power have been told to "stand down" and some are already headed back home. Why? Because they're non-union workers. Keep in mind there are still millions of people in New Jersey without power and many who have been stranded for days as a result. The crews drove 900 miles to reach the area effected by Sandy and this is how they were received:
Crews from Huntsville, as well as Decatur Utilities and Joe Wheeler out of Trinity headed up there this...
Help From Alabama Workers Being Denied in New Jersey Because They're Non-Union