He is using his earned "street credit" here to paint a false facade, one where Rob A was "denied" part and parcel in his original charges, when in reality the NLRB ultimately "split the baby", with both he and UPS having subsequently appealing the first verdict, with no decision rendered in the appeal to date.
I skimmed back over the case, to refresh my memory.
Rob A was denied reinstatement and awarded partial backpay. The administrative
law judge refused to reinstate him because of his public FaceBook posts about his
management. But, agreed there was a concerted effort by UPS to try and
discharge him because of his "vote no" activity in violation of the NLRA.... hence,
the reason for partial backpay.
Come on BUG, does your hatred for TDU really allow you to justify this blatant violation of our Constitution by Miss Betty, or can you find the objectivity to finally condemn her most egregious actions against Rob A, a Local political adversary.
I will defer to the NLRB appeal before I pass judgement.
Like I said; whether it is TDU, TU, Hoffa/Hall/Taylor or any other faction; a violation of this seriousness should result in removal from the IBT. Clear, cut and not open to interpretation. Hoffa/Hall and any other Teamster officials should be dealing with these issues as soon as they have proof the violations occurred.
Rob A didn't file any charges with the Union or the IRB.
So at this point, why would the IBT be involved ?
Down the road, if the NLRB makes a ruling on the appeals that implicates BRF
is complicit with UPS in the discharge of RA.... then, that would be an issue
for the IBT to look at.
You want me to prematurely convict BRF, based on what RA thinks....
when the majority of the blame lies with RA for his own situation.
-Bug-
As an aside.... Rob A posted a copy of both the company and Union's panel
briefs on the "vote no" FaceBook page. (which I downloaded)
Reading the Union's brief, his Local went to bat for him.
The company brief.... was heavily redacted. I guess he didn't want everyone
to see the entire company case against him.