couple of questions. does not hiring union help mean the BMG is anti-union? does the group follow this practice in the other venues in which they perform - six or seven other, iirc? maybe - and i'm not taking a position one way or another on this - this was a toronto only situation.
Shel "You meet the nicest people with a Pentax" > [Original Message] > From: frank theriault > But, that's not what my button (and I) are protesting. They came into > Toronto this year, rented an old theatre and purpose-renovated it for > their show. Problem is, they've refused to hire union workers. > Toronto's a union town, and IMHO, they should really respect that, and > hire union. > > Now, I understand that they have every right to hire non-union. > However, I have every right disagree with them, and to voice that > disagreement, and to inform others of their decision to hire not hire > union. I have no problem with anyone who goes to see their show; > that's a personal decision. However, I think that everyone should at > least be aware of BMG's anti-union position.
