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<blockquote data-quote="Superteeth2478" data-source="post: 3653535" data-attributes="member: 73024">Forgot to quote. [USER=29765]@LagunaBrown[/USER], the same way that the master language has changed to include the verbage &quot;as long as work is available&quot;, the same thing could have happened to the supplemental language for ANY of the supplements. What you have now under the 2013-2018 contract for your supplement could have been changed and you won&#039;t know until the supplements are all revealed. The business agent probably isn&#039;t allowed to speak on the subject of supplemental language changes until all the supplements are revealed, the same way negotiators weren&#039;t allowed to speak on the subject of master language changes.And even if the supplemental agreement is good and addresses issues in the master, we get two votes, one for each. I can still vote &quot;yes&quot; on the supplemental and &quot;no&quot; on the master.Oh, and if my wordiness is hard for you to comprehend, tough.If what 542thruNthru said about you is true, you&#039;re the kind of trash steward/business agent I despise. Losing sight of what stewards and business agents are supposed to be doing, which is working in the interests of the membership in accordance with the contract, and instead speaking on behalf of the union leadership even if they don&#039;t have the interests of the members at heart because of blind loyalty or to climb the ladder to power. You sicken me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Superteeth2478, post: 3653535, member: 73024"] Forgot to quote. [USER=29765]@LagunaBrown[/USER], the same way that the master language has changed to include the verbage "as long as work is available", the same thing could have happened to the supplemental language for ANY of the supplements. What you have now under the 2013-2018 contract for your supplement could have been changed and you won't know until the supplements are all revealed. The business agent probably isn't allowed to speak on the subject of supplemental language changes until all the supplements are revealed, the same way negotiators weren't allowed to speak on the subject of master language changes. And even if the supplemental agreement is good and addresses issues in the master, we get two votes, one for each. I can still vote "yes" on the supplemental and "no" on the master. Oh, and if my wordiness is hard for you to comprehend, tough. If what 542thruNthru said about you is true, you're the kind of trash steward/business agent I despise. Losing sight of what stewards and business agents are supposed to be doing, which is working in the interests of the membership in accordance with the contract, and instead speaking on behalf of the union leadership even if they don't have the interests of the members at heart because of blind loyalty or to climb the ladder to power. You sicken me. [/QUOTE]

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