kingOFchester
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I have heard that companies in PA can't break a union. They would have to wait 90 days through a strike before they could Hire. Not sure how true or what the laws are. Just stating something I heard.
Love the new avatar.I have heard that companies in PA can't break a union. They would have to wait 90 days through a strike before they could Hire. Not sure how true or what the laws are. Just stating something I heard.
90 days 90X90 customers lost ? Stock in the dumper? Stockholders up in arms ? It is not happening!I have heard that companies in PA can't break a union. They would have to wait 90 days through a strike before they could Hire. Not sure how true or what the laws are. Just stating something I heard.
Love the new avatar.
FT 30/60/90 (proposed) 10/20/30 (accepted)
PT 30/60/90 (proposed) 5/10/15 (accepted)
FT 30/60/90 (proposed) 10/20/30 (accepted)
PT 30/60/90 (proposed) 5/10/15 (accepted)
It has to be same rate for PT and FT. It is the same level of insurance for PT and FT.
We were told that during the steward meeting with hall before the St. Louis rally.
Are u just saying?FT 30/60/90 (proposed) 10/20/30 (accepted)
PT 30/60/90 (proposed) 5/10/15 (accepted)
Are u just saying?
That would be a tough one for hall after saying "not $90, $9, or 9cents.
As a single PT'er here working mainly for my benefits, I'd settle for $5 a check or $20 a month for me. Sounds a lot better than $120 a month.Are u just saying?
That would be a tough one for hall after saying "not $90, $9, or 9cents.
As a single PT'er here working mainly for my benefits, I'd settle for $5 a check or $20 a month for me. Sounds a lot better than $120 a month.
I'd settle for $5 a check or $20 a month for me. Sounds a lot better than $120 a month.
No offense, but here lies the problem