Superteeth2478
Well-Known Member
Hello everyone. So I heard something odd today that didn't make any sense, so I'm asking here to see if anyone knows for certain.
So apparently a business agent is saying that if the master agreement is voted down and we presumably get a better raise (and of course once the contract with the improved provisions is ratified) it won't be backpaid to August 1st. Instead, it'll be backpaid to the date of ratification, which could be months from now.
It sounds like something someone would say to scare people into voting yes. But then again I don't have any past contracts to go off of where it the master agreement was voted down on the first round, so I can't know for certain. Does anyone know if it's the case that if the master agreement is voted down that the raises are not backpaid?
I feel like the answer is obvious, but I'm asking anyways. There's just no way this would make sense, so I'm guessing and hoping the answer is no.
So apparently a business agent is saying that if the master agreement is voted down and we presumably get a better raise (and of course once the contract with the improved provisions is ratified) it won't be backpaid to August 1st. Instead, it'll be backpaid to the date of ratification, which could be months from now.
It sounds like something someone would say to scare people into voting yes. But then again I don't have any past contracts to go off of where it the master agreement was voted down on the first round, so I can't know for certain. Does anyone know if it's the case that if the master agreement is voted down that the raises are not backpaid?
I feel like the answer is obvious, but I'm asking anyways. There's just no way this would make sense, so I'm guessing and hoping the answer is no.