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Chickie · 10-16-2009, 01:13 PM

I am acquainted with a number of state employees, but do not know of any who have become billionaires working for the State of N.H. Most are average Joe’s and Jane’s out trying to make a living and raise their families, just as their counterparts in the private sector are doing. I think there is a bit of vindictiveness rearing its head here. I certainly agree that the union leadership did not serve its members well by recommending that they reject the contract to allow furlough days – an ill-advised decision many will pay dearly for. However, to paint all State Employees with a broad brush is just unfair.

10-16-2009, 01:13 PM	#42
Chickie Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 368 Thanks: 0 Thanked 67 Times in 38 Posts	State Employees I am acquainted with a number of state employees, but do not know of any who have become billionaires working for the State of N.H. Most are average Joe’s and Jane’s out trying to make a living and raise their families, just as their counterparts in the private sector are doing. I think there is a bit of vindictiveness rearing its head here. I certainly agree that the union leadership did not serve its members well by recommending that they reject the contract to allow furlough days – an ill-advised decision many will pay dearly for. However, to paint all State Employees with a broad brush is just unfair.