Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
They are advising.Are they not threatening the members to vote yes?
They are advising.Are they not threatening the members to vote yes?
Advising to vote yes or take a pay cut? Lol. Sounds more like a threat but okThey are advising.
I believe I would be trying to vote this company suck ass out of office.He could stick this letter up there too the balls of some of these people.Teamsters union blackmails UPS workers: Approve contract or your wages will be cut
The Teamsters Union is seeking to blackmail UPS workers into voting for its sellout contract proposal by threatening that a “no” vote will result in an even worse offer.
A UPS worker provided the World Socialist Web Site with a letter sent out to all New York state UPS Teamster members by Local 687 president Brian Hammond. The letter, dated July 16, includes the following threat:
“Health and pension—the company has agreed to pay the full amount needed to the health and pension fund of $5.28 over the life of the agreement. They will do this only if we pass our supplement [agreement] the first time. If not, the extra amount will come from your wage increase like before. Currently FT [full-time] employees have $1.95 per hour diverted to pension. I do not want to see that number increase!”
Why don't you GTFO monkey butt, the actual letter the article references has been posted here.I agree.
In regards to the article, when an entity or person obfuscate the facts by distortion and outright lying, it only hurts their cause.
Don't blame Comrade Bolshevik ... he was duped.
The original version was pretty much Hershey squirts...I thought the original offer was a watered down version....
Great movie!
Great movie!
And you, Percy, got your comeuppance in the end!
Could have fooled me!I'm not Percy!
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Could have fooled me!
I remember you stomping on me.
Did I post biased statements under the cover of a news agency? Of course not, but I did correct their factual errors. Shame on me for my belief that "news" sources have an obligation to accurately provide objective factual information. They also inaccurately reported on a past event.I don't disagree with your critique, and as I said earlier, I appreciate reading from many sources, which almost always display a bias.
It is the intelligent reader who can discern the biases from the facts, which leads me to this question....
....why weren't you inclined to evaluate the included source of this article (the letter from Local 687) with the same vigilance you displayed in your quoted post?
....and doesn't that make you similar to those you chose to criticize?
Ok sure, but how can this Local President advertise this as a "one time offer", before it has been voted on by the membership???Did I post biased statements under the cover of a news agency? Of course not, but I did correct their factual errors. Shame on me for my belief that "news" sources have an obligation to accurately provide objective factual information. They also inaccurately reported on a past event.
The letter from the Union President, is his subjective opinion warning of a future possibility on what most likely could happen in the event of a rejection. For example, I believe one needs to look no further than 2013 and the L89 rejections which lead UPS to remove their previous offer of a signing bonus to see that Mr Hammond has legitimate concerns.
My issues on the body of this offer have been posted. Apparently you missed that. I'd wager Mr Hammond also missed my posts as we disagree on a few things. But UPS is sweetening their pot with a bonus contribution others aren't getting. Would it be fair to his members not to make them aware of the offer?
BTW, I think these posts give socialism a bad rap. These guys are fruitcakes.
And that oh wise one, is my objectively factual subjective opinion ...
I challenge anybody here to separate the two ideologies, of socialism and unionism???BTW, I think these posts give socialism a bad rap.