"Lou Decruss" > wrote in message
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>
> That's a simplified explanation. Corruption and favoritism gets
> involved in there too.
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> Lou

A large percentage of jobs in the market place are attained by favoritism.
Have you noticed that the "Hire-er" a large percentage of the time, if
he/she has the option, picks of like-mind and like-other things. It is
quite apparent to me walking in a lot of places that the hirer has choses by
favoritism, if by nothing else that appearance.

If the hire-ers are trying to present a certain appearance of their
employees to the public, they may gain a lot of that kind of business, and
it is their choice. I understand it hasn't been challenged. I suppose you
could call it a form of discrimination if you wanted to, and that might fall
under the heading of corruption as well.

Mind you, I'm not arguing for or against unions. I have always weighed both
sides and am not 100% on either side.

Dee Dee