Strike 2023

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I thought that last contract and look where that ended up. Different people in charge so I’m willing to give them the chance to show me something first. Just hope they follow through with their talk.

Our voice counts this time make sure you heard

 

[JustDeliverIt]

Our voice counts this time make sure you heard

I have voted on every contract since I started as a PTer, never going to be an issue for me. And with every contract negotiations we seem to have more leverage and we end up with crap like this last one. That’s why I’m hopeful with new leadership negotiating this contract.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I have voted on every contract since I started as a PTer, never going to be an issue for me. And with every contract negotiations we seem to have more leverage and we end up with crap like this last one. That’s why I’m hopeful with new leadership negotiating this contract.

Hopefully

 

[PT Car Washer]

I have voted on every contract since I started as a PTer, never going to be an issue for me. And with every contract negotiations we seem to have more leverage and we end up with crap like this last one. That’s why I’m hopeful with new leadership negotiating this contract.

I agree and the same reason I believe we will end up with more concessions. Especially an expansion of the two tier delivery driver classification. How many FT Union members are going to strike so someone that isn't even employed can have a better deal than they had?

 

[Red Devil]

Carol is against upgrading equipment. She made that well known when she came in. That was the entire idea behind better not bigger.

Company making record profits is fine. What isn’t fine is company profits increasing 50%. Dividends increasing 50% and employee compensation increasing 2%.

She is not interested in the future of the company. Just squeezing as much juice out of the old behemoth as possible.

 

[PTSandwichMaker]

Ok, get a fulltime job if you dont like leftovers otherwise carry on

Suck my toes brother

 

[Poop Head]

@stinkydriver

 

[Thebrownblob]

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[zubenelgenubi]

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It's even worse.

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[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Suck my toes brother

Kinky

 

[olroadbeech]

Company will just automate more taking away more jobs......be careful what you wish for.

Companies have always found a way around the unions trying to get too much.
Look what UPS did about 15-20 years ago. It was cost effective to work 2 drivers 60 hours a week rather than hire 3 drivers for 40 hours.
A district manager told me this when I told her we were all maxed out in hours week after week. That is why I bid a 11 hour feeder run rather than the 8-9 hour feeder runs. I had a Sac turn out of Sparks, NV which is about 8-8.5 hour run in good weather and when I got back to Sparks they would "direct" me to go to the airport or make trailer exchanges at CPU accounts. I ended up working 10-11 hours a day anyway. I didnt like the worry about what I would have to do when I got back. Hardly ever had a 8.5 hour day.

I didnt have enough seniority to have them go down the list so was forced to work.
So just took longer runs so I would have no time to do anything else. So I knew what my night would be like.

FUH

 

[Thebrownblob]

Companies have always found a way around the unions trying to get too much.
Look what UPS did about 15-20 years ago. It was cost effective to work 2 drivers 60 hours a week rather than hire 3 drivers for 40 hours.
A district manager told me this when I told her we were all maxed out in hours week after week. That is why I bid a 11 hour feeder run rather than the 8-9 hour feeder runs. I had a Sac turn out of Sparks, NV which is about 8-8.5 hour run in good weather and when I got back to Sparks they would "direct" me to go to the airport or make trailer exchanges at CPU accounts. I ended up working 10-11 hours a day anyway. I didnt like the worry about what I would have to do when I got back. Hardly ever had a 8.5 hour day.

I didnt have enough seniority to have them go down the list so was forced to work.
So just took longer runs so I would have no time to do anything else. So I knew what my night would be like.

FUH

So you made more money? I only know a handful of feeder drivers who only want eight hours. And we have a board of close to 600. That UPS is really getting over on the feeder drivers aren’t they?

 

[Zowert]

I want $45/hr off the bat, health insurance left alone and a pension increase. Drop the 22.4 language and return to M-Fri/T-Sat RPCD schedules or I vote no. Part timers, I would settle for nothing less than a $4/hr raise. UPS and it’s shareholders have been profiting off our backs during a PANDEMIC. We settled for less last contract, simply because voter turnout was atrocious. So VOTE!

Oh and I want an official apology from UPS for thanking the police in Florida after killing Frank.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I want $45/hr off the bat, health insurance left alone and a pension increase. Drop the 22.4 language and return to M-Fri/T-Sat RPCD schedules or I vote no. Part timers, I would settle for nothing less than a $4/hr raise. UPS and it’s shareholders have been profiting off our backs during a PANDEMIC. We settled for less last contract, simply because voter turnout was atrocious. So VOTE!

Oh and I want an official apology from UPS for thanking the police in Florida after killing Frank.

Voter turnout does not matter this time

 

[olroadbeech]

I want $45/hr off the bat, health insurance left alone and a pension increase. Drop the 22.4 language and return to M-Fri/T-Sat RPCD schedules or I vote no. Part timers, I would settle for nothing less than a $4/hr raise. UPS and it’s shareholders have been profiting off our backs during a PANDEMIC. We settled for less last contract, simply because voter turnout was atrocious. So VOTE!

Oh and I want an official apology from UPS for thanking the police in Florida after killing Frank.

Not sure if this is possible but a COLA raise in pension would be aces. My social security goes up every year and they are expecting a $200 increase in 2023. Before you know it SS check will surpass the pension which is fixed.

 

[What'dyabringmetoday???]

I have voted on every contract since I started as a PTer, never going to be an issue for me. And with every contract negotiations we seem to have more leverage and we end up with crap like this last one. That’s why I’m hopeful with new leadership negotiating this contract.

Don't get your hopes up...

 

[UnionStrong]

Not sure if this is possible but a COLA raise in pension would be aces. My social security goes up every year and they are expecting a $200 increase in 2023. Before you know it SS check will surpass the pension which is fixed.

There’s always pole dancing

 

[What'dyabringmetoday???]

Not sure if this is possible but a COLA raise in pension would be aces. My social security goes up every year and they are expecting a $200 increase in 2023. Before you know it SS check will surpass the pension which is fixed.

You are retired- your ship sailed.

 

[JustDeliverIt]

Don't get your hopes up...

Give anyone a chance to prove themselves. But definitely hoping for the best and expect the worst. Usually ends up somewhere in between.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Not sure if this is possible but a COLA raise in pension would be aces. My social security goes up every year and they are expecting a $200 increase in 2023. Before you know it SS check will surpass the pension which is fixed.

There I can give anything to retired people they cannot vote
But they may raise the pension payout to get rid of some of the current employees