Starvin Larry

The City Council just took its first step toward outlawing all non-union businesses.

Well, OK — it still has a long way to go. But a bill council members passed Wednesday is so patently aimed at killing off car washes that aren’t unionized, you wonder why they didn’t just ban them outright.

And how much longer before they ban all non-union businesses altogether.

Under the bill, which Mayor de Blasio backs, non-union car washes must post bonds of $150,000.

Unionized shops get a break: They’d have to post bonds of only $30,000, a far more manageable sum.

Bottom line: Any car wash that lacks a collective-bargaining agreement (i.e., a union arrangement) will have to get one quick, jump through hoops to get the pricier bond — or close.

Read the rest @ http://nypost.com/2015/06/13/city-council-to-car-washes-unionize-or-else/