Union members spend less time on the job, study finds

Published July 7, 2010 4:00am ET



Union members and older employees in Montgomery County show up for work less than their nonunion and younger counterparts, according to a report from the county’s oversight program.

The CountyStat report shows nonunion members spent nearly 87 percent of paid hours on “mission-related activities,” whereas union members were available about 5 percent less during the third quarter of the recently completed fiscal year.

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