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<blockquote data-quote="Boomin_tahoe" data-source="post: 8626297" data-attributes="member: 562180"><p>Disagree with that last statement. taking advantage of thats BS.. It&#039;s rather the other way around....those Boeing &quot;machinists&quot; taking advantage of the huge aerospace company, make a lot of $$ then go on strike because their stuardunion&nbsp; told them so because they &quot;shouldn&#039;t&quot; have to pay say 50 bucks/month for medical/dental insurance. They have no idea how much they got it made over there, and yet there still not happy. I&#039;d like to see them at another shop, where getting paid far less than what they were getting, and paying a hell of a lot more for medical. For instance, the deduction for me is 2600 bucks until insurance kicks in...beyond ridiculous. A lot of those machinists are limited on what they can do/machines to run. A true machinist, should&nbsp; know the aspects of many machines/machinery. That&#039;s the guy that deserves Boeing wages.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Boomin_tahoe, post: 8626297, member: 562180"] Disagree with that last statement. taking advantage of thats BS.. It's rather the other way around....those Boeing "machinists" taking advantage of the huge aerospace company, make a lot of $$ then go on strike because their stuardunion told them so because they "shouldn't" have to pay say 50 bucks/month for medical/dental insurance. They have no idea how much they got it made over there, and yet there still not happy. I'd like to see them at another shop, where getting paid far less than what they were getting, and paying a hell of a lot more for medical. For instance, the deduction for me is 2600 bucks until insurance kicks in...beyond ridiculous. A lot of those machinists are limited on what they can do/machines to run. A true machinist, should know the aspects of many machines/machinery. That's the guy that deserves Boeing wages. [/QUOTE]

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