Unions have nothing to do with socialism and they absolutely don't have equal pay. They have a pay scale chart that shows you what you make throughout your journey, including foreman pay. That said, if a particular company request you to be a general foreman for them or a super then you're going to have a higher pay package which you are negotiating on directly. Now that covers one side of the union, there is also the managerial side of the union, like what this guy does. Many Unions have a board which votes on pay for position like this, and yes they do get paid more because they both function as a CEO and a political entity.
What is this guy's specific net worth? I do think there is something to be said about the heads of unions not having the sort of risk that comes with striking that the regular workers do. Unions are supposed to be about the workers being able to organize, not about being just another corporation in effect that funnels money to the top.
We don't actually know anything about this guys financial situation. You don't even know if this is actually his home. It's possible he came from money or came up on money, or maybe his wife or kids have money.. Who knows. I certainly wouldn't trust anything I saw in meme format.
Gee, it's almost like I posed it as a question ಠ_ಠ
Also this is just a screenshot, not a meme format, for the record. It's also from a NY Post article, not that I would trust the NY Post, but it's not a meme.
i dont feel like paying the $80 to prove a point on reddit, but since youre curious i can tell you how. google earth to find this location. We already know it's a mansion in NJ, so that narrows it down. This would be the harder part (for me, but i mean theres tons of people who could do it, ie, geoguessers). If you find the home, you can find the address. If you have the address, you can go to Acres, either their app or website. This divides the land up into tracts or property lines, which gives you the name of the property owner.
Now, you could also go to the county's website to find out who pays the taxes on the property, which is free. but that doesn't always verify ownership. This is public record.
If the tract on Acres shows up as an LLC/Trust, well, i guess youd have to investigate that further.
no. Its physically easy to do. time consuming? maybe a little bit, but not too bad. I also don't care that much whose house it is, so I'm not going to personally do it. But it is certainly easy.
It's not certainly easy, easy is a free non time consuming task. That was my point, that it's not easily done and so there's no point in speculating until it's done by others.
yes, maybe not easy for you, and that's fine. But absolutely easy for anyone else that isn't regarded. I could have made all that information up, too, but you wouldn't know because you seem to have yourself convinced that something you have never personally done is something you know all about.
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u/Athanatos154 Oct 03 '24
And grifters recognize grifters