What'dyabringmetoday???
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Forked up. Lol.
Oz vs Vairma
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Q. Sean, how do you feel about mandatory vaccinations?
A. Strap up your helmet's, this is a full contact sport.
Superteeth2478
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I'll just say that this guy knows what he's talking about. I'm predicting a Teamsters United win too, if only because there are so many people with a bad taste in their mouths over the last contract being imposed. Sad part is a lot of people won't even do the research and look into the opposition slate. The fact that they've been endorsed by Hoffa is more of a curse than a blessing, and even if they had good intentions it won't matter because Hoffa dug their grave for them.
542thruNthru
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OZ will win UPS, but UPS is less than 300k votes and not even half of them vote. That's out of 1.4 million teamsters.
The bad taste of a contract being pushed through is not as big as you may think.
The only thing is that only about 300K to 400K teamsters will vote.
542thruNthru
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If even that many. I think it was under 200k last election.
The other thing to remember is how many people were actually upset the contract was pushed through?
DELACROIX
In the Spirit of Honore' Daumier
With the 2016 election ... Hoffa won by only 6,600 votes total...Out of the membership of 1,400,000 less than 200,000 even voted..So we had 1,200,000 union members that did not a 
’s ass who got into office.
And we do not have a problem with our leadership.
Of the UPS members that voted 70 % of them voted for Zuckerman. In my local over 1,100 turned in their ballots, Hoffa got only 37 votes!
It is going to be a landslide this time around considering the
show with our 2018 contract.
’s ass who got into office.And we do not have a problem with our leadership.
Of the UPS members that voted 70 % of them voted for Zuckerman. In my local over 1,100 turned in their ballots, Hoffa got only 37 votes!
It is going to be a landslide this time around considering the
show with our 2018 contract.
542thruNthru
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351 Hoffa and 319 Zuck in my local. Out of 9k.With the 2016 election ... Hoffa won by only 6,600 votes total...Out of the membership of 1,400,000 less than 200,000 even voted..So we had 1,200,000 union members that did not a
And we do not have a problem with our leadership.
Of the UPS members that voted 70 % of them voted for Zuckerman. In my local over 1,100 turned in their ballots, Hoffa got only 37 votes!
It is going to be a landslide this time around considering the
Pathetic.
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
Only 20% of the people voted the last election
542thruNthru
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Told me what? You mean the contract being pushed through thing?
No one told me. Think about it though. How many voted on the contract? Then think about how many voted yes.
42,356 votes Yes on the contract out of 92,604.
Do you really think the people that voted yes are upset the contract was pushed through? What about the people that didn't vote because they didn't care? Think they are really upset?
542thruNthru
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Less than that even. It's ridiculous how little people seem to care.
That's why we're going to spread the message Make sure everybody votes because it's going to count
DELACROIX
In the Spirit of Honore' Daumier
This one will be a big one..and expect very early negotiations for the 2023 contract right after we know the winner. There will be no last second deal, just too much to lose in both sides. The Federal bailout which will not be finalized till next year was a big one for those members in the Central and Southern..both sides are temporarily off the hook, see what plays out with the mid terms.
We will have to analyze the debates and see if there will be any major differences between the two candidates and their tickets. A bit skeptical right now.
I just want the guys get a good contract. This is probably my last one so I'm really not as concerned
cachmeifucan
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I got about 15 years to go so whoever wins hopefully does something. You think i can get 9 weeks vacation after 35 years. 10 weeks vacation at 40 years. My first year with 7 weeks. 2021. We already get 8 weeks at 30 and 4 option days.
542thruNthru
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You're 705 correct? Does the IBT pick your negotiating committee or does your local pick its own?
cachmeifucan
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Good question. I don't know il get back to you. I think we pick our own.
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