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<blockquote data-quote="DELACROIX" data-source="post: 3429917" data-attributes="member: 49065">Results from the 2013 Contract vote (Master):&nbsp; 34307 yes/30202 no (4,104 difference) and that after a full court press by the International in order to get it passed.&nbsp; A lot of the Supplements were voted down on the first ballot including the major one (The Central). Again with only 30 percent of the members even turning in a ballot anything can happen.&nbsp; Also we have to see just how good of a contract that the negotiators will put out for their members to vote on, in &quot;97&quot; Carey did not even allow the contract to be voted on till after the strike.&nbsp; It was just too important for the international to risk a fear driven result.The Supplements will play a big part on whether this one gets ratified.&nbsp; The presentation that the international has to provide to the locals and there responses would be interesting, a lot of competing interests out there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DELACROIX, post: 3429917, member: 49065"] Results from the 2013 Contract vote (Master): 34307 yes/30202 no (4,104 difference) and that after a full court press by the International in order to get it passed. A lot of the Supplements were voted down on the first ballot including the major one (The Central). Again with only 30 percent of the members even turning in a ballot anything can happen. Also we have to see just how good of a contract that the negotiators will put out for their members to vote on, in "97" Carey did not even allow the contract to be voted on till after the strike. It was just too important for the international to risk a fear driven result. The Supplements will play a big part on whether this one gets ratified. The presentation that the international has to provide to the locals and there responses would be interesting, a lot of competing interests out there. [/QUOTE]

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