“If at any point the owners start singing my praises, there’s only one thing for you to do, and that’s fire me.”
Union members would fire them from their million-dollar jobs.
The above words were said by Marvin Miller, a former head of the Major League Baseball Players’ Association (MLBPA), who has just died. According to an Economist blog. “Mr Miller’s canny collective bargaining led to … the majority of each dollar spent on baseball in the United States (in the form of tickets, broadcasting contracts or merchandise revenues) now ends up in the pockets of the athletes who provide fans with entertainment.”
If the majority of each dollar spent … now ends up in the pockets of the workers, that joker will be sacked from the PMO.
He will be sacked as as the idiot will want to get a cheaperer, fasterer and betterer joker.