"Labor has become increasingly unproductive. Decades of government-sanctioned work rules and regulations that impede productivity while hindering management's ability to manage have caused construction costs to soar and efficiency to plummet. [...] This is a complaint about waste -- about organized labor's legacy of work rules, jurisdictional disputes and unproductive practices that cause costs to soar through delays and over-staffing."Vitullo-Martin goes on to give specific and disgraceful examples of state-enforced private-sector pork -- i.e. contractually imposed and grotesque "no-work jobs" -- which infests multiple industry sectors, especially construction and manufacturing. It's pretty sickening.
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