frivolous petty small.
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I've been waiting for someone to say that to me.
Strike Authorization Approved
- Thread starter Realitycheck03
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I am only joking, we are still under the current contract until it runs out. A strike authorization vote is done as a negotiating tool.
rod
Retired 23 years
I don't know what babeball is but god I'd sure love to watch it!
frivolous petty small.
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Fun hitler
twoweeled
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I could be wrong, but!! about 40-45 years ago, I think top pay for an unloader (hub man) was around $5-$6 per hour. I could almost swear, it was $6.42 an hour. That's a long time ago, so I could very well be wrong. Around 1977-78 ? Someone here knows. Please confirm or correct me, someone.
542thruNthru
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twoweeled
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I'm thinking 45 years ago, we were paid about the same per trailer. Took about an hour and the pay may have been around $6 an hour? Main difference, is we didn't have 52' trailers. I think it was mainly 40's or 45's. Another difference is, we could buy a house for $40,000 with that $6 per hour then. Not a lot of $40,000 houses in Calif anymore. So houses have gone up more than 10X since, and PT pay has gone up about double? Yeah! That sounds fair!
I need someone to confirm top pay back in 1078 ish. I could be totally wrong on these numbers. Please correct me, before people start shooting me with paint balls!!
twoweeled
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Huhhhh, I've been drinking a bit tonight. I'd like to make sure what I'm looking at in this picture before I comment! This rear view shot isn't clear enough. I know what I want to say, but I'm holding off till I'm sure. You guys aren't very forgiving about mistakes.
The wine was pretty good!! 15% !!
35years
Gravy route
1078? ...Two goats and a chicken.
Been In Brown Too Long
Ex-Package Donkey
Two goats and a chicken! We only got one goat here. I call BS!
IESucks
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There is no strike. Just approval if neccesary. You can choose to cross picket line and work and get paid as usual. No work no pay. Just wait till its over. Last one was 2 weeks
IESucks
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No. Just permission if needed
35years
Gravy route
Cross and see what happens...
Might find yourself shunned.
And nothing "usual" about working during a strike.
Johnny123456789
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I'm a high seniority part timer and I'm voting for the strike. Than I'll cross the picket line and get mine. Lol! Nobody cares about us, so screw you guys.
F
Frankie's Friend
Guest
That's because your local was sheepish in bargaining for ewe.
F
Frankie's Friend
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Go away Dave.
F
Frankie's Friend
Guest
15 days homie .
Just tell them yes but a bit less.
“It’s weird. After Johnny123456789 crossed the picket line, nobody ever saw or heard from him again.”
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