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Auwe - Hormel's SPAM Chefs may go on Strike!
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Stock up now!  


Potential Hormel strike looms after Minnesota workers reject contract offer
Union members at the Spam maker’s largest facility say the company’s “record profits are just wages not shared fairly with the rest of us.”


Published Sept. 20, 2023
By 
Nathan OwensReporter


https://www.agriculturedive.com/news/hor...ed/694236/
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While I am all about fair pay for fair work, that statement sounds dare I say, Socialist. They may need to re-evaluate their pick for a spokesperson.
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that statement sounds dare I say, Socialist..

What's the problem? we're a socialist' society, aren't we?

Seriously, what about sharing the wealth is wrong? I mean sure, if the mucky mucks want to give themselves a disproportionate share of the income, that's their prerogative, as long as they can get away with it. But then, it is also, equally, the prerogative of the labor force to get their 'fair' share, isn't it?
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I just felt a great disturbance in the Marketplace, as if millions of cans of Spam suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly purchased.

I fear something terrible has happened.

Like a spam moose shortage!
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"Seriously, what about sharing the wealth is wrong? I mean sure, if the mucky mucks want to give themselves a disproportionate share of the income, that's their prerogative, as long as they can get away with it. But then, it is also, equally, the prerogative of the labor force to get their 'fair' share, isn't it?"

That statement sounds, dare I say, Socialist.
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#6
The price of Spam has doubled, I wonder if their costs doubled too? Or maybe they're just taking advantage like all the other food companies. Can't blame the workers for wanting to afford the food they make.

If prices keep going up, local agriculture may become competitive again!
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I always wonder when I see statements like that, demanding a share of the profits, why the workers (or the union) are not buying shares of stock or asking the company to grant them restricted stock units as part of the profit sharing.
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I often wonder why the French didn't just eat cake!
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#9
It appears that the CEO of Hormel feels the same pain as the workers!

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/think-hor...06987.html
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(09-25-2023, 07:22 PM)leilanidude Wrote: I always wonder when I see statements like that, demanding a share of the profits, why the workers (or the union) are not buying shares of stock or asking the company to grant them restricted stock units as part of the profit sharing.


Dude, like they should totally demand a share of the SPAM.
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