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<blockquote data-quote="quamba 638" data-source="post: 1110412" data-attributes="member: 46468">I&#039;m kinda disappointed with the&nbsp; attitude most people have now about the insurance costs compared to the responses when it was first reveled last month. It seems some of the same folks that were ready to fight it, are becoming more accepting of it. I would too I guess if I were full time. But honestly. Are they going to send part- timers a bill instead of a check every week? The average part-timer works 12 hours a week at 8.50 starting! How will they keep anyone in the building for part time? I&#039;ve worked my tail off for UPS for 9 years along with a full time day job (with bad insurance) so I can afford a strike. I hope everyone else gets a second wind and stops sounding so accepting of this proposal. Just think they made 4.8 billion on ours backs guys. I&#039;ve always been extremely grateful for our insurance, and I don&#039;t want to give it up just like that!Peace</blockquote>

[QUOTE="quamba 638, post: 1110412, member: 46468"] I'm kinda disappointed with the attitude most people have now about the insurance costs compared to the responses when it was first reveled last month. It seems some of the same folks that were ready to fight it, are becoming more accepting of it. I would too I guess if I were full time. But honestly. Are they going to send part- timers a bill instead of a check every week? The average part-timer works 12 hours a week at 8.50 starting! How will they keep anyone in the building for part time? I've worked my tail off for UPS for 9 years along with a full time day job (with bad insurance) so I can afford a strike. I hope everyone else gets a second wind and stops sounding so accepting of this proposal. Just think they made 4.8 billion on ours backs guys. I've always been extremely grateful for our insurance, and I don't want to give it up just like that! Peace [/QUOTE]

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