Last I checked we are Teamsters, not tofu eaters or English professors, we drive vehicles we lift packages we get
done if you don’t like our grammar we don’t care, you should come to one of our meetings you might blush.
Not back in the day
Good luck with that
You can’t be serious
Should have refused it gave him and his helper ( obviously scared to go out on his own) a wedgie and sent them on down the road
Mmmmm, my stomach is Cowering in fear
Was that the one day strike. Brain getting fuzzy
Eff+*^%ng scab/sup in driver seat.View attachment 394714
That’s @rod in the middle in the driver uniform …the supervisors have the clubs.
Do they have “another credit line” to pay strike funds in this environment?
For the over 70
Oh wow forgot there was no over 70 back then or highlight tape. Weight limit was lower 40 or 50 cannot remember.
The Teamsters international union has over $400million in the bank.
All the more reason they’re not gonna part with it. Strike is a no-go…. Company would demolish them/us.
70 was the max
The individual in the browns no longer works for the company, disability pension. All of the management team at SOMMA either quit or were reassigned, after the strike. Also, they tried to terminate many drivers after the strike for their participation on the picket line.
We were broke in 97 and they didn’t demolish us. The power is not just in the amount of money, it’s in our members. You underestimate them. As did management
50 pound limit back when I started in 1971. Also no more than 100 pounds could be shipped from the sames shipper tp the same consignee in one day.. Also 108 inch length + girth max. That was back when men were men------------
