VW Chattanooga voted against going union.  VW was expecting them to vote it in and was willing to work with the UAW since all of their other plants worldwide are unionized. 

My neighbor works for some company that's contracted to do work at Spring Hill Assembly (aka the Saturn plant).  They are crossing the picket lines.

Daddy worked for Reynolds Aluminum - they were in the ABG Union.  I remember them going out on strike a few times but it was always settled before he had to walk the picket line.  He made enough money that my mother was a stay at home mom til I was grown.  My older sister and I never rode the bus.  Fortunately for my mother...my sister and I both were band geeks so we were in all the same functions together.  

I wish just one of the major hospitals in Nashville would unionize...we'd all benefit from it.

My dad worked for Boeing for 30 years.  There were strikes along the way, but they resulted in the better for the workers and their families in the end.

The "Scabs" Non-union workers that crossed the picket line still benefitted from the union contracts without the sacrifices. 

Now in this world, with this economy, we have to stick together.  We can't afford for everyone to fend for themselves. 

I support the UNIONS.