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<blockquote data-quote="DriveInDriѵeOut" data-source="post: 1175140" data-attributes="member: 44954">I was worried about that before the first vote, now I&#039;m back in reality where everyone only looks out for themselves and part-timers get screwed.&nbsp; &nbsp;I&#039;m just curious how my raises will work out with the contract extension; I feel like it is a fairly unique situation.&nbsp; Getting my dependents on my healthcare at 12 months rather than 18 will save me a bundle, so the 20 cents isn&#039;t that big of a deal to me, I was just curious.I&#039;m a chess, not a checkers, type of guy. Yes, this wage is ridiculously low for the type of work we do, but it&#039;s only temporary for me.&nbsp; I would much rather have seen more guaranteed full time jobs in the contract, but that didn&#039;t happen so there&#039;s no sense in crying about it now.&nbsp;&nbsp; I&#039;m just glad I don&#039;t have tens of thousands of dollars in student loans like all my unemployed friends.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DriveInDriѵeOut, post: 1175140, member: 44954"] I was worried about that before the first vote, now I'm back in reality where everyone only looks out for themselves and part-timers get screwed. I'm just curious how my raises will work out with the contract extension; I feel like it is a fairly unique situation. Getting my dependents on my healthcare at 12 months rather than 18 will save me a bundle, so the 20 cents isn't that big of a deal to me, I was just curious. I'm a chess, not a checkers, type of guy. Yes, this wage is ridiculously low for the type of work we do, but it's only temporary for me. I would much rather have seen more guaranteed full time jobs in the contract, but that didn't happen so there's no sense in crying about it now. I'm just glad I don't have tens of thousands of dollars in student loans like all my unemployed friends. [/QUOTE]

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