ivwshane
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It's easy to point at the auto industry unions and say they killed their own jobs like butchers did in the 70's. But, the real cause was management's inability (in the case of auto manufacturing) to be visionary. They kept trying to do the same thing more efficiently over and over again. Like breeding cheaper stronger horses after the industrial revolution. Unions love to position themselves as a "Partner " in management but, the responsibility remains squarely with the upper management. None of whom ever seem to be hurting for jobs or money.
I didn't say they were the cause of the auto industries downfall, plenty of blame to go around for that.