Negotiations

[UnionStrong]

Yea, pay up or hit the streets. So if they do offer to pay up, why would you still vote no to have us hit the streets?

Is it a full moon tonight?

 

[RangerMan06]

Yea, pay up or hit the streets. So if they do offer to pay up, why would you still vote no to have us hit the streets?

You're right. I'd maybe be a YES vote with $5 day one raise and $10 over the contract but I don't realistically see that being agreed to until we are walking.

 

[Trucker Clock]

UPS doesn't want fair and neither do I. We have them by the balls and it's time to pay up or hit the streets. Nothing would make me happier than to see corporate clowns and management losing their careers

There's that Measter attitude.

I don't care how good the contract is. I'm voting no so I can strike UPS to teach them a lesson. To pay them back.

I am striking, costing thousands of Teamsters their jobs, so I can teach UPS a lesson.

I am striking, making that RPCD that just reached top rate, that just bought a house and started a family, have to bump inside, bump 2 part timers, just to work and maintain healthcare, at half his hourly rate.

I am striking so those inside part time employees that get bumped by the full timers coming inside gets laid off and loses their healthcare and income.

I am striking, not giving a crap about the thousands who will be laid off, just so I can teach UPS a lesson. Brilliant!

 

[UnionStrong]

You're right. I'd maybe be a YES vote with $5 day one raise and $10 over the contract but I don't realistically see that being agreed to until we are walking.

I guess you’re gonna be a no…

 

[Non liberal]

youre going to vote no… regardless?

This isn’t a game, man. If it’s a good and fair contract and the union endorses it, you’re doing everyone a disservice by voting no.

Although I think the union rejected the first 97 contract that was recommended by the union right? And from what I hear that really paid off for the union.

 

[Trucker Clock]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1675173062461751302

it is on video, enjoy!

He upped the ante and tried to bluff UPS. It may not have worked, but it was always a deal by Aug 1st or we strike since January.

 

[UnionStrong]

There's that Measter attitude.

I don't care how good the contract is. I'm voting no so I can strike UPS to teach them a lesson. To pay them back.

I am striking, costing thousands of Teamsters their jobs, so I can teach UPS a lesson.

I am striking, making that RPCD that just reached top rate, that just bought a house and started a family, have to bump inside, bump 2 part timers, just to work and maintain healthcare, at half his hourly rate.

I am striking so those inside part time employees that get bumped by the full timers coming inside gets laid off and loses their healthcare and income.

I am striking, not giving a crap about the thousands who will be laid off, just so I can teach UPS a lesson. Brilliant!

In 97 I had a house under construction when we went out, talk about stress. That dumb bastard probably lives with his mother.

 

[HarryWarden]

Although I think the union rejected the first 97 contract that was recommended by the union right? And from what I hear that really paid off for the union.

I didn’t know that, but if true that’s a fair point. I suppose the union also endorsed the last contract that was voted down also

I just don’t like the attitude of “going to vote no for any reason”. People watching YouTube videos on how to negotiate with used car salesmen and think they know how this works.

 

[UnionStrong]

I didn’t know that, but if true that’s a fair point. I suppose the union also endorsed the last contract that was voted down also

I just don’t like the attitude of “going to vote no for any reason”. People watching YouTube videos on how to negotiate with used car salesmen and think they know how this works.

We never even voted on the offer before we went on strike in 97

 

[Thebrownblob]

Although I think the union rejected the first 97 contract that was recommended by the union right? And from what I hear that really paid off for the union.

No, there was no contract recommended by the union until after the strike.

 

[KearsargeCoop]

There's that Measter attitude.

I don't care how good the contract is. I'm voting no so I can strike UPS to teach them a lesson. To pay them back.

I am striking, costing thousands of Teamsters their jobs, so I can teach UPS a lesson.

I am striking, making that RPCD that just reached top rate, that just bought a house and started a family, have to bump inside, bump 2 part timers, just to work and maintain healthcare, at half his hourly rate.

I am striking so those inside part time employees that get bumped by the full timers coming inside gets laid off and loses their healthcare and income.

I am striking, not giving a crap about the thousands who will be laid off, just so I can teach UPS a lesson. Brilliant!

My thoughts exactly.

 

[Non liberal]

He upped the ante and tried to bluff UPS. It may not have worked, but it was always a deal by Aug 1st or we strike since January.

Ratified deal from what he said, yes

 

[Non liberal]

No, there was no contract recommended by the union until after the strike.

Ok, I thought someone said that’s how they got such a good contract

 

[RangerMan06]

There's that Measter attitude.

I don't care how good the contract is. I'm voting no so I can strike UPS to teach them a lesson. To pay them back.

I am striking, costing thousands of Teamsters their jobs, so I can teach UPS a lesson.

I am striking, making that RPCD that just reached top rate, that just bought a house and started a family, have to bump inside, bump 2 part timers, just to work and maintain healthcare, at half his hourly rate.

I am striking so those inside part time employees that get bumped by the full timers coming inside gets laid off and loses their healthcare and income.

I am striking, not giving a crap about the thousands who will be laid off, just so I can teach UPS a lesson. Brilliant!

We'll hire teamsters in record numbers after a strike.

Multiple Feeder and RPCD jobs will open up do to a bump in pension.

A strike will be nothing more than a short term inconvenience for Teamsters that will create long term benefits.

UPS totally restructuring their corporate division will create more record profit.

No Teamsters will lose their job because of a strike, nothing but a scare tactic.

 

[Thebrownblob]

Ok, I thought someone said that’s how they got such a good contract

Renegotiated and UPS decided to call their last best and final offer with the union rejected and did not allow us to vote on because it was subpar. After two weeks on strike , the company related to most of the demands.

 

[Lineandinitial]

We'll hire teamsters in record numbers after a strike.

Multiple Feeder and RPCD jobs will open up do to a bump in pension.

A strike will be nothing more than a short term inconvenience for Teamsters that will create long term benefits.

UPS totally restructuring their corporate division will create more record profit.

No Teamsters will lose their job because of a strike, nothing but a scare tactic.

Give us tomorrow's Lotto numbers while you're at it...

 

[rebelsss]

I'm striking to stop "bumping".

 

[KearsargeCoop]

I'm striking to stop "bumping".

That's what your wife is saying

 

[Capt Harlock]

In 97 I feel the union was more up front on strike issues. The main one being the pension.
My only problem is union officials still get paid during a strike. It’s easy to make threats and posters when you know you have a paycheck coming in. Part of their salary should be reduced during a strike.

 

[govols019]

In 97 I feel the union was more up front on strike issues. The main one being the pension.
My only problem is union officials still get paid during a strike. It’s easy to make threats and posters when you know you have a paycheck coming in. Part of their salary should be reduced during a strike.

We have a well funded strike fund that we did not have 1997.