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KING Of GIFS
No doubtJust saying the union would support the buyout if money for them was involved.
No doubtJust saying the union would support the buyout if money for them was involved.
The Union will get their money when UPS begins to hand off the Company funded pensions and their unfunded liabilities.Just saying the union would support the buyout if money for them was involved.
November 10, 1999A culture of dishonesty at UPS has existed for many years
Unless the blob is reading a lot of books bad analogy!You are waging a Quixotic battle. Not worth it.
I am living a very comfortable retirement due primarily to my pension.
The Union will get their money when UPS begins to hand off the Company funded pensions and their unfunded liabilities.
To make this fair for the employee UPS would have to “round up” their offer to include the dues.
How many of dues would you consider “fair”?
30 year drivers used to be the goal. Not anymore.
Why?
If you were already set to put in your papers why not put a few $$$ in your pocket on the way out?
Yes and no. Yes, they have a number in mind and, yes, they will up the ante if there are not enough takers on their initial offer.
Layoffs from the bottom eliminates the intent of getting rid of upper seniority drivers.
Work as directed—-customer was thrilled when I got there (3 min late) and couldn’t have cared less about a refund.
To convince the union that this is a good deal for the members, the company should bribe senior leadership with leased Nissan Altimas with all the bells and whistles. I prefer union made American vehicles myself.The Union will get their money when UPS begins to hand off the Company funded pensions and their unfunded liabilities.
Yawn.The Union will get their money when UPS begins to hand off the Company funded pensions and their unfunded liabilities.
Carol (and the shareholders) wants to shed their pension obligations.Yawn.
Carol treats her employees like a cat that has been run over and thrown in the dumpster.Carol (and the shareholders) wants to shed their pension obligations.
Which they will never be able to do even the pension withdrawal was not a clean break from their unfunded liabilities. The government saved them just as much as the pension fund.Carol (and the shareholders) wants to shed their pension obligations.