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thisjobaintforeverybody
Guest
Nationwide lockout during lunch was a proposal!
well, if it's true that he's been here since '97, there's probably 10-20 drivers with less seniority than him IN feeders.... and he's jelly
eats packages
Deranged lunatic
Free Gatorade? But does that mean I am no longer able to raid the 24-hour fitness boxes for drinks anymore?
zubenelgenubi
I'm a star
I got that sentiment from a contractor I mistook for the home owner when I tried to hand him a package. I thought he was just messing around, then I quickly got the feeling he was about to swing his hammer at me. It's not my fault I made a better career choice than him, no reason to get violent about it.
This statement is very revealing. I might suggest that people who get on the case of other people who say they are willing to strike do so because they are afraid to strike and/or may not be financially prepared to strike.
When we strike, we don't just do it for us, the benefits are far-reaching. The customers may be distrupted for a while, but they will get better service in the long run. Employees of other companies in the industry benefit because their employers will have to offer competitive wages. Management benefits for similar reasons. I could go on, but I think I made my point.
Striking is not anyone's first choice, as it is costly for everyone involved. Start saving up a fund now so you can weather the storm and not fear the uncertainty. The longer we can hold out, the better bargaining position we will have, and the better conditions we will have going forward.
Coldworld
Well-Known Member
Nobody wants
might not be Dave... don’t think he worked over 50 hours a week.... lol
Foamer Pyle
Well-Known Member
That’s like saying “ Sure I Beat my wife, but she drives a Benz, and I give her plenty of spending money, she has nothing to complain about.”
Foamer Pyle
Well-Known Member
You are right, UPS just got a 14% raise.
Foamer Pyle
Well-Known Member
Those hours are also in place so they can force us to work 6 days a week. We had plenty of drivers close to 70 during peak, and it’s not uncommon to punch out at 9pm the rest of th year.
No we don’t have any feeder runs, I wouldn’t wanna be a feeder driver, I’m active and in shape, wanna stay that way. Just pointing out that a guy making $120k is willing to strike.
trickpony1
Well-Known Member
Is it wrong for an employee of UPS, a multi-Billion dollar corporation, to want to benefit from their labor?
Go talk to the employees of Wal Mart and see what they think.
Little dramatic no? Not UPS fault most of the click lives outside of their means. We will be making over $40hr after this contract, if that’s not enough for you go to college.
We do benefit from our labor, highest paid/best benefits in industry. if you’re part time look for a full time job or get a degree.
trickpony1
Well-Known Member
...or you can go work for Wal Mart, a mult-Billion dollar corporation and gain a better perspective.
I think you should go there and you’d realize real fast how good you have it.
And I bet you shop at Wal-Mart
HEFFERNAN
Huge Member
It’s called being a union member and fighting for everyone in your building. The more you talk, the more you look moronic.
We’re called Teamsters not Me-sters !!
More name calling from the BC click
trickpony1
Well-Known Member
I'm guessing that babboo is a company shill tasked with planting the "seed of doubt" in the heads of the simple-minded union hourly to grow until contract time.
Does babboo truly believe the company will present an offer where they lose money or one that makes money faster than the company can count it.
One could guess babboo hasn't had any business, economics or marketing classes or...any adult life experiences.
Does babboo truly believe the company will present an offer where they lose money or one that makes money faster than the company can count it.
One could guess babboo hasn't had any business, economics or marketing classes or...any adult life experiences.
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