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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 4365880" data-attributes="member: 58386">Ok so you pay by that so called &quot;salary&#039;&quot; deal. Whether&nbsp; it takes 8 hours to &quot;clean&quot; that day or 12 hours to &quot;clean&quot; or whether it&#039;s Saturday or Sunday or Easter Sunday it all pays the same. Judging by your comments I&#039;m clearly a thorn in your side for having a clear understanding of the con you&#039;re running here. Sorry about that.You&#039;re not doing anything X cannot do themselves except for two&nbsp; reasons only. To provide trucks and pay at wages X would be too embarrassed to pay their own people and to serve as a firewall against the incursion of a union represented workforce.Your past comments clearly projects as a progressive liberal and most Bostonian&#039;s are. However the right to organize and to seek collective bargaining are also a part huge part of the progressive agenda.Now as you keep growing that so called &quot;company&quot; of yours the larger the target you become for unionization in a state that is pro labor and politically progressive . But unfortunately when not if but when it happens you&#039;ll be left with no choice but to do Fat Freddy&#039;s bidding in behalf of the staunch anti union conservative he undoubtedly is.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 4365880, member: 58386"] Ok so you pay by that so called "salary'" deal. Whether it takes 8 hours to "clean" that day or 12 hours to "clean" or whether it's Saturday or Sunday or Easter Sunday it all pays the same. Judging by your comments I'm clearly a thorn in your side for having a clear understanding of the con you're running here. Sorry about that. You're not doing anything X cannot do themselves except for two reasons only. To provide trucks and pay at wages X would be too embarrassed to pay their own people and to serve as a firewall against the incursion of a union represented workforce. Your past comments clearly projects as a progressive liberal and most Bostonian's are. However the right to organize and to seek collective bargaining are also a part huge part of the progressive agenda. Now as you keep growing that so called "company" of yours the larger the target you become for unionization in a state that is pro labor and politically progressive . But unfortunately when not if but when it happens you'll be left with no choice but to do Fat Freddy's bidding in behalf of the staunch anti union conservative he undoubtedly is. [/QUOTE]

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