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[UnionStrong]

You’re wasting your time Cold. This guy is a PTer at UPS but also a millionaire day trader that spends hours on brown cafe talking about vaccines and presidents. He only sleeps 1 hour a day and his wife is super hot, and lets him have threesomes with her and her super hot sister. Quite frankly, he’s the greatest human ever, just ask him/her.

Lmao!!

 

[wilberforce15]

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Are you one of the guys who started at 25/hr and now say 15/hr is too much?

But your totally unskilled labor is worth 40 /hr?

Do I have that right?

 

[bumped]

No need to strike over it.

PT raises would be funded on the backs of boomers.

How can it get changed? It can't. PTers have no reason to fight or even try this. They can do better by walking down the street, so they have no reason to engage at all.

So, my only role is to try to make Boomers feel badly for what they've done, which is impossible, because locusts don't repent.

Do you realize the "boomers" are gone? They're retired.

 

[wilberforce15]

Do you realize the "boomers" are gone? They're retired.

Boomers are 57 to 75 years old.

 

[bumped]

Boomers are 57 to 75 years old.

yeah, like, there's not many left working at that age group. Make 'em pay.

 

[wilberforce15]

yeah, like, there's not many left working at that age group. Make 'em pay.

Our place is full of them, and they've had their entire working careers milking on PT wage stagnation, so it's pretty fair.

Boomerism is a mindset, anyway. Union brotherhood used to mean looking out for the next generation, establishing relative wage parity in classes of workers, and things like that.

Then the locusts came. If we could defund their pension to fix the wage situation, that would be fine too.

 

[wilberforce15]

A guy who started in the early 80's made more on his first day in training than a guy does now after 10 years.

 

[UnionStrong]

A guy who started in the early 80's made more on his first day in training than a guy does now after 10 years.

I started at 12.17 an hour, is that more than a 10 year guy now?

 

[wilberforce15]

I started at 12.17 an hour, is that more than a 10 year guy now?

Yes.

 

[satellitedriver]

And YOU took full advantage of everything those “socialist” unions fought and negotiated for. That makes YOU a hypocrite. Among other things.


LMFAO

Name one "socialist" country that has thrived and benefited the proletariat?
Punk, you quoted a Jack London cartoon to support your position and have never read his full body of works.
I "took"/ "earned" my "advantage", by being a "Capitalist".
Eugene Debs ("look him up as the father of unionism") was a fan and believer of Karl Marx's philosophies.
I personally find it more hypocritical to demand from a company to pay more than you can produce.
UPS is a box monkey job.
Only three requirements. to be a driver. HS diploma, 21yrs of age and a clean felony record.
DIAD tells you where to go and tells you if you are not iat the right delivery zone.
You demand over $100,000.00 a year and $40,000.00 in benefits?
Right, the union made UPS profitable to pay your wage.
In the past, one (a driver) had to groom with a professional look because they represented the company to the public.
Those days are gone.
BTW, what are the other things?
Way over paid Punk/thug
Yes, I did take the advantages working for the company that paid my wage.

 

[UnionStrong]

Yes.

. You know nothing. I don’t agree with the 4 year progression, it was 2 when I started. But the interest rates and inflation was very high when I started so it’s relative.

 

[wilberforce15]

I'm sorry that you don't know how the time-value of money works.

8.50 in the early 80's is 25 now. That's how pay works.

So, your 12.17 means that you probably received more purchasing power from UPS on your first day than a 10 year guy does now, assuming you're not a newbie.

 

[UnionStrong]

I'm sorry that you don't know how the time-value of money works.

8.50 in the early 80's is 25 now. That's how pay works.

So, your 12.17 means that you probably received more purchasing power from UPS on your first day than a 10 year guy does now, assuming you're not a newbie.

Probably not. My first mortgage was 10%

 

[UnionStrong]

Probably not. My first mortgage was 10% that’s how inflation works

 

[wilberforce15]

Name one "socialist" country that has thrived and benefited the proletariat?
Punk, you quoted a Jack London cartoon to support your position and have never read his full body of works.
I "took"/ "earned" my "advantage", by being a "Capitalist".
Eugene Debs ("look him up as the father of unionism") was a fan and believer of Karl Marx's philosophies.
I personally find it more hypocritical to demand from a company to pay more than you can produce.
UPS is a box monkey job.
Only three requirements. to be a driver. HS diploma, 21yrs of age and a clean felony record.
DIAD tells you where to go and tells you if you are not iat the right delivery zone.
You demand over $100,000.00 a year and $40,000.00 in benefits?
Right, the union made UPS profitable to pay your wage.
In the past, one (a driver) had to groom with a professional look because they represented the company to the public.
Those days are gone.
BTW, what are the other things?
Way over paid Punk/thug
Yes, I did take the advantages working for the company that paid my wage.

This forum is classic. A bunch of unskilled six-figure laborers lecturing young people about paying their dues, when the young people start at half of what the old guys got.

 

[wilberforce15]

Probably not. My first mortgage was 10%

And home price was depressed based on mortgage rate. The total payment was less of a burden relative to your hourly wage, on your first day, than it is for a 10 year guy now.

Come on, Macfly. Think.

 

[UnionStrong]

This forum is classic. A bunch of unskilled six-figure laborers lecturing young people about paying their dues, when the young people start at half of what the old guys got.

Then go find one for people like you. Why waste time on the unwashed? We won’t miss you.

 

[wilberforce15]

Then go find one for people like you. Why waste time on the unwashed? We won’t miss you.

I get a great deal, but that's because I use and abuse the benefits, and don't need the pay.

 

[UnionStrong]

And home price was depressed based on mortgage rate. The total payment was less of a burden relative to your hourly wage, on your first day, than it is for a 10 year guy now.



Come on, Macfly. Think.

You have no clue maroon.

 

[UnionStrong]

I get a great deal, but that's because I use and abuse the benefits, and don't need the pay.

Then please go away.