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Best use of this trope in 2018 imo
Thank you. Reading the Thread, I was quite surprised no one had used it yet.
Best use of this trope in 2018 imo
That's not true. It's not some sort of legal requirement. Union members (at least in private sector unions) have to vote in majority agreement in order to enter arbitration on behalf of any individual member. I've seen the vote go against a terminated union member more than once.
So... just what I said to begin with? The guy lost control of the line between cop and parent and probably should not be a cop. I was already on board with that, but for some reason you need me to go all the way to "people could have been killed, he's the sum of the earth" and blah blah blah. Nobody was hurt, was even close, he didn't attempt it, but the guy's a bad cop whose emotions got the better of him and he abused his authority, so he shouldn't have that authority anymore.
My understanding is that the union must file a first grievance for the terminated worker.
What usually happens is the company says no, they're still fired - the next step in the process is to hire an arbitrator to settle the matter and that is only done if the union thinks it has a reasonable chance to win with an arbitrator.
As much as any union would. That's why you pay union dues.
OMG, the union is trying to fulfill their end!! Unions ought to be abolished!
I won't defend a position I never took.1. Is it the job of unions to protest every firing? To defend any kind of behavior?
How nice for you.2. I would be fine with the abolition or weakening of police unions. I think they are part of why the police in our country have a culture wherein they feel they can abuse power with impunity.
Yea... Totally his daughters fault for his dereliction of duty.Well I hope his daughter is proud of herself. Sbe managed to get her father fired after 26 years of service.
I won't defend a position I never took.
How nice for you.
I grow tired of trying to converse with people who attribute qualities to an entire group that are found among a minority of that group.
Like black people. Or "the media". Or Republicans, or Catholic priests, or environmentalists.
Thats what a union does.The final words of the piece are classic:
"The police union is appealing the firing."
lol
And keeping with the theme, I have been noticing on Yahoo comments, that everytime a White person does something bad to a Black person, lots of commenters claim "we don't know the whole story" or "the media is leaving out stuff " or "there has to be more to the story"Where is @Seano to tell us that this cop obviously prevented a robbery cuz black dudes drive cars on their way to commit crimes.
So daughters shouldn't date any guys, they should just accept arranged marriage?If I were a cop and had my daughter dating some dude I might be tempted to do the same thing just to send a message to the creep. I'd smash his taillight and explain to him that if he harms my daughter it won't just be the taillight I'll smash. It will be his skull.
So daughters shouldn't date any guys, they should just accept arranged marriage?
Obligatory meme is obligatoryDaughters can date. They just have to wait until they are 30.
Depends on the Union. I've entered into arbitration without the membership even being aware.That's not true. It's not some sort of legal requirement. Union members (at least in private sector unions) have to vote in majority agreement in order to enter arbitration on behalf of any individual member. I've seen the vote go against a terminated union member more than once.
Ninja please.OK, now we're off in the weeds. Cops always have a gun on their hip, this wasn't specific to this interaction. The kid would have broken the law whether he was punching a cop or his girlfriend's dad. You don't know if the dad had reason to believe the kid was a drug dealer and wanted to search the car, if his daughter was fucked up on something when she left, all we really know is apparently the dad didn't know where his daughter was. You don't know any of the people in this story but seem to have filled in the blanks yourself here when there are a lot of things that would make a difference one way or the other. The guy probably shouldn't be a cop, but we don't need to pretend he was on the verge of murder or even threatening to kill people.