Yes I agree

Post #72,694 by orion 1/5/03 2:43:29 PM Reply	Yes I agree but not just India, it would be a world-wide Union in every country know to human kind. Thailand, India, Pakistand, etc. Equal pay over the whole world, and equal respect and working conditions over the whole world so that nobody gets shafted or mistreated. I figure, by my estimates, that doing so will take 459 trillion USA dollars to form such a Union and represent such people. Can you spare a few? I'll give you my Paypal.com account, and make a web page for it like Pan Handler Joe. Let's see if I can raise that kind of money and give my life a purpose. :) For an Alternative Nearly To Imitate IWETHEY please visit [link\|http://pub75.ezboard.com/bantiiwethey\|the ANTIIWETHEY Board] providing an alternative to IWETHEY since December 2002
Post #72,813 by gdaustin 1/5/03 9:26:23 PM Reply	Dreamers.... Unions are illegal in many countries. In countries where they aren't illegal, the rights to strike are severely limited. I think we're both saying the same thing. You're answering my sarcasm with yours. Unions do not SOLVE problems, they MAKE problems. They cause entire industries to be destroyed, like steel in the United States. If you're serious about a worldwide union, I would answer that professional certification ( Oracle, MCSE, MCDBA, DB2 certification, etc.) is about the only way you'll get any kind of "worldwide professional association". That or something like DPMA or PMI which is way too generic to be useful. As for fundraising, I'm broke every month paying my monthly bills, so you might as well panhandle for it. Glen Austin
Post #72,891 by lincoln 1/6/03 10:29:09 AM Reply	A question for you If you're serious about a worldwide union, I would answer that professional certification ( Oracle, MCSE, MCDBA, DB2 certification, etc.) is about the only way you'll get any kind of "worldwide professional association". As I asked the IWETHEY community this [link\|http://z.iwethey.org/forums/render/content/show?contentid=68466\|question], I've been looking into getting a certification in something not directly related to programming, such as a DBA position. Can you give me pointers on how to prepare and get a MSDBA, for example? While programming to a certain extent is moving offshore, companies are less eager to move the data that the business needs outside of their glass rooms (for now). lincoln "Four score and seven years ago, I had a better sig"
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