Interesting theory but the person who took the risk to start this company wanted the Teamsters to represent his workers and none of the people in charge today took a risk, we will just have to have a difference of opinion on who we feel should get the lions share of the wealth that is created off of our blood sweat and health.
I think the point is that UPS knows how far that fund will go. And that many can not survive a week without a check. Just reality.
Wow- look at you go Skippy.
Notice he didn't say brightest.
Many live beyond there means. And are the same ones who complain about the weak contracts,and forced overtime. And then say, “what’s the union going to do about this?” Well now is the time to do something.
Thanks Captain. And spellcheck
And UPS also knows how much it costs them every day the strike lasts. I guarantee you they are MORE concerned about that than how big the strike fund is.
Agreed
Hourly kind of owned stock in the Thrift Plan but a very small amount compared to management.
I didn’t know the Thrift plan was tied to stock.
I think it was converted to stock when the company went public.
Yep
The thrift plan was rolled into an IRA when it was discontinued. You were given the value in UPS stock.
First, if you're gonna say my name, tag me so I don't have to catch you being a bitch.
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First, if you're gonna say my name, tag me so I don't have to catch you being a bitch.
Next, I've asked you how you think the company can just dump the union and your idiocy has shone brightly each time. You have no idea what you're talking about and you just make
You, too, seem to mistake your internet and keyboard for a pair of balls.
Next, I've asked you how you think the company can just dump the union and your idiocy has shone brightly each time. You have no idea what you're talking about and you just make
I got a check for the contributions that I put in and the earnings went into stock
