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Black Dolato

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@Craigson15

Not bad for popping one seed and a 2 gallon pot.

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What strain is that sure looks good!

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og gummy its called.

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@PoppaPuff great thread my friend thanks for sharing

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Sounds like a weak local not going to bat for there brethren makes me sad

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His PPE should be covered regardless of his wage Lord know I’ve trashed 1000s of dollars in tyvek suits and gloves and glasses in my lifetime…if only they bought boots :joy::rofl::joy::rofl: I might have a new truck

Shameful to see trained workers take less than they deserve

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Our local has been going to shit for years. Company union these days

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@Mongobongo

Still smoking on that bbb dbhp

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Sorry to hear that brother with the lose of union strength goes the standard of living :sob: I’ve been called a communist a socialist and even a union thug but I will never be convinced that collective bargaining isn’t the way to equality keep up the good fight brother

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Definitely, when you see how the private sector pay compares to union for the same job, with pension and health insurance, I don’t understand why anyone would not want to be in a collective.

My carpenters union has the best health benefits and pension, in any employment in Nova Scotia, as it’s based on time working not the amount of money earned.

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My benefits are top notch. My severance is top notch. Which I why I haven’t left company yet(would love a layoff and a 6 figure severance). That and the benefits. My family of 4 regualarly charges sunlife 80 to 100k worth of benefits per year. I hate sunlife. Love spending their cash. CBA’s are good. But if the union doesn’t control their own talent levels then its a burden on company and workers. I’m sort of in between

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My favorite is I don’t want to pay dues :thinking::rofl::sob::joy::sob: it’s like you wouldn’t pay 40 dollars a month to have a pension and a+ insurance

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haha my dues are 156 a month. I got a 2 dollar raise at the height of a pandemic and historic low oil prices. Which covers the dues easily

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40 dollars is like 156 Canadian right :wink: :joy:

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closer to 400 maple bucks haha

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Somehow regardless of exchange rates I still feel like you have the more stable economy

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Definitely the more stable society lol

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my company contributes 7.5 per cent of my earnings to a dcpp. They match up to 3.5 percent of mine. So for the cost of 3.5 percent of my earnings I get 14.5 percent of my earnings put away each month. In 15 plus years my pension is pretty darn high. Only unions can get this for the common man.

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