On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 09:39:54AM +0100, Geoff Winkless wrote: [snip] > The actions of the unions > _in the 70s and 80s_ was utterly unreasonable. The idea of a union is that > a fair settlement can be reached by having a negotiator who can speak and > act on behalf of a large number of people [...]
I really do wonder whether 'corrections' of the type that occured during the 1970s are just an intrinsic part of globalisation... I certainly do hope that the world economy becomes more stable over time, if we're not gone and fried the planet in the next hundred years or so... > Now we're getting seriously off-topic... erm, favourite crisp flavour > anyone? :) Perrrlease, this isn't CSS! :-p -- Stuart Brady
