evilleace
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???Every year take $2 away from part timers and give it to full timers!
???Every year take $2 away from part timers and give it to full timers!
First contract? We should have walked in all of mine. So yea, I know we should be walking august 1.We’re in the middle of May and we haven’t heard anything about what this negotiating team is pushing for as far as raises. I find that a little curious. Makes me think it will be much closer to the standard 2 to 4% raises we usually receive. I could be wrong though.
No one will be voting for your 2-4% pay cut. We’ve had 14 years of inflation in 2 years and someone says 2% raise?????? Jesus Christ save us all!We’re in the middle of May and we haven’t heard anything about what this negotiating team is pushing for as far as raises. I find that a little curious. Makes me think it will be much closer to the standard 2 to 4% raises we usually receive. I could be wrong though.
Sucks for PTs then bc they don’t vote. Your coworkers are basically telling you where we should be($50).That is correct and the negotiating team has not been silent about that part. That’s why I think a lot of people are going to be disappointed with the full-time raises. The full timers will get some better language on issues, but monetarily, I think we come out on the short end of the stick. Hope I’m wrong and I hope I’m surprised.
I have people I work with that think we will be at $50 an hour August 1 lol I don’t see that happening.
No, I think this is my sixth contract, but we’re not getting 8 to 12% Raises. The last two strike votes were pathetic. Perhaps it was because of the leader ship if there’s a strike vote this year it will be interesting to see the percentage if they allow us to.First contract? We should have walked in all of mine. So yea, I know we should be walking august 1.
I see $5 to $6 over the length of the contractNo, I think this is my sixth contract, but we’re not getting 8 to 12% Raises. The last two strike votes were pathetic. Perhaps it was because of the leader ship if there’s a strike vote this year it will be interesting to see the percentage if they allow us to.
I agree, I’m not sure why people have such unrealistic expectations.I see $5 to $6 over the length of the contract
It's all about the benefits.I agree, I’m not sure why people have such unrealistic expectations.
Thanks Dave.You have to be realistic there is only so much we can make.
Because there is absolutely no reason to take a pay cut when the company is making the money they are.I agree, I’m not sure why people have such unrealistic expectations.
When were pay cuts proposed or reported as tentative agreements for this contract, did I miss something here?Because there is absolutely no reason to take a pay cut when the company is making the money they are.
Anything that doesn’t keep up with inflation is a pay cut.When were pay cuts proposed or reported as tentative agreements for this contract, did I miss something here?
What is the annual inflation rate going to be for the next 5 years?Anything that doesn’t keep up with inflation is a pay cut.
The question was simply why people are expecting so much
This is the part that most people are missingAnything that doesn’t keep up with inflation is a pay cut.
The question was simply why people are expecting so much
We Will have to look at the total package, and for me personally, I may be in a different spot in my career, but I would just as soon as they get rid of as many retirement Roadblocks as possible. 30 full time years and no penalties plus my insurance and I would retire at 55 without question. Staying here till 65 and 67 to get your full pension is becoming more and more difficult.Anything that doesn’t keep up with inflation is a pay cut.
The question was simply why people are expecting so much
Amen.We Will have to look at the total package, and for me personally, I may be in a different spot in my career, but I would just as soon as they get rid of as many retirement Roadblocks as possible. 30 full time years and no penalties plus my insurance and I would retire at 55 without question. Staying here till 65 and 67 to get your full pension is becoming more and more difficult.
Can you read above a 3rd grade level? If so try actually reading what’s written and not sticking words in others mouthsWhat is the annual inflation rate going to be for the next 5 years?
Are you proposing that we just go with a COLA based raise structure and abandon defined raises in this contract?
The union controls the pension and healthcare.We Will have to look at the total package, and for me personally, I may be in a different spot in my career, but I would just as soon as they get rid of as many retirement Roadblocks as possible. 30 full time years and no penalties plus my insurance and I would retire at 55 without question. Staying here till 65 and 67 to get your full pension is becoming more and more difficult.