T Theyre civil service employees with plenty of protection. Now we have the government negotiating contracts with government employees and the American taxpayer gets bent over a rock.
All of this was started in 1958 when an aide to New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner, Jr. suggested that city workers could be a large enough voting bloc to ensure his reelection. Wager signed an executive order authorizing city workers, notably those of the transit system, to unionize and bargain collectively.
As the percentage of Americans working for the government grew, other politicians began to see support for public employee unions as a way to get votes. State politicians around the country allowed public employees to unionize shortly after Wagner’s executive order. President John F.
Kennedy allowed federal government workers to unionize starting in 1962.
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