24 Quotes by Gary Chaison

They almost see their job as a property right.

This is a small union, and it doesn't have any allies, because it's kind of a pariah in the labor movement,

This is not going anywhere, ... This is not going to be settled.

This is probably as bad as it gets for a union leader. He's in a fight with no allies.

They don't want to ruin a good thing, but at the same time, they don't want to lose a good thing.

They're also doing it in order to show if you go on strike, this is money you're going to be losing.

They're doing it to appeal to the younger workers.

It's a union that's been defeated, and they're trying to decide how they're going to be defeated.

It may give the governor a sense he has to prove something establish his reputation to not back down. I am afraid the parties are really digging in. This has become a first-class dispute, a bitter dispute.