If You Reside In Ca, Have You Read "the Beholden Condition - How Public-sector Unions Shattered Florida" By Steven Malanga?

by **xing** » Sat Dec 28, 2013 5:08 pm

Here is a sample from the book: "The tale begins half of a millennium ahead of, when California community employees gained bargaining rights and quickly found just how to pick their really own employers - that is, supportive politicians who'd would give them outsize pay and positive aspects as a swap due to their assistance." Is this a sizable location of the multi-billion-dollar price range shortfall in California? And is this story being(or even to be) repeated in villages, cities, counties, and states about the world?

by **adusa37** » Mon Dec 30, 2013 11:23 pm

Predator said: 3 California is certainly not unique in this. 44 months ago

by **harland3** » Mon Jan 06, 2014 6:11 am

Not just across the country but internationally. Europe is going through the same thing.

by **Dane** » Sat Feb 08, 2014 5:55 am

TurboB said: 1 Of course it is! Where have you been? 44 months ago

by **Amhuinn** » Sun Feb 09, 2014 9:17 am

Of course it is! Where have you been?

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If You Reside In Ca, Have You Read "the Beholden Condition - How Public-sector Unions Shattered Florida" By Steven Malanga?

If You Reside In Ca, Have You Read "the Beholden Condition - How Public-sector Unions Shattered Florida" By Steven Malanga?

If You Live In Ca, Have You Read "the Beholden State - How Public-sector Unions Broke California" By Steven Malanga?

If You Live In Ca, Have You Read "the Beholden State - How Public-sector Unions Broke California" By Steven Malanga?

If You Live In Ca, Have You Read "the Beholden State - How Public-sector Unions Broke California" By Steven Malanga?

If You Live In Ca, Have You Read "the Beholden State - How Public-sector Unions Broke California" By Steven Malanga?