It's not offending at all free,
It's a truly logical question, given the text read all over this site.
To the non industry viewer, it appears as though there is none I admit.
But, looking at some of the past posts here about looking for advise, needing and sharing info, and sharing experiences both good and bad.
How many of us run down the road on a project and see another tech, lineman, or worker and give the wave? How many of us here feel the suffering of one who has truly been wronged and offer condolences?
But really, the question isn't is there and where is the brotherhood.
I believe the questions we face now are, how strong are we willing to make it?
To what extent are we willing to go to make a stand?
How far is everyone willing to go to get even one ounce of dignity and respect back, or get one step closer to stopping the BS that is going on in our industry today?
When you look around, and see the things going on ,doesn't it make you angry? Why should you have to pay the price of cheap, inefficient, or illegal labor?
Why are our rights alway at the bottom of the barrel?
Although these issues do not affect some in our industry, it is only a matter of time before it will.
And when it does, who or what will they turn to then?
Re: Sumahit and I were talking.......
Member #: 40380
Registered: 9/5/2005
Posted:
921
Name:
Andy
Company:
JCC LLC
Occupation:
Owner
Location:
Missouri
Personal:
late 50s
Experience:
~27 years
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