The ( OFFICIAL ) angry Contract results thread!

PT Car Washer

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Funny guy over here. It was a serious question. Since its ratified, but supplements are not, are we still in 2013 contract or not.
I suppose it will be just like last contract when the master passed but the supplements did not. Just keep working until the supplements are imposed. I am guess after the first of the year.
 

Scuderia

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This trash was forced down our throats. Most of us voted no, but no point in throwing a tantrum now. Can we dive into this dumpster fire of a contract and figure exactly what this means for us.

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My main concern is for part time people waiting for a RPCD position; that avenue for promotion is effectively closed. The contract allows 22.4 drivers to make up 25% (or more pending union approval) of the RPCD workforce in a building. So while this quota is met, UPS will close ALL pt-to-FT driving bids. You WILL have to bid on a 22.4 to be a driver, or wait until the 25% quota is met. And that's assuming UPS and the union play this by the book. The union could easily authorize UPS to up the 22.4 quota to 30%, 40%, of the total RPCD work force.

Please correct me if I'm wrong! :censored2:ing hell. I feel like kicking Hoffa in the crotch just to see if he has any balls.
 

Brownpants80

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I wasnt here for the last contract, this is my first. I voted no.i think my local is trying to rally on Monday actually. So I guess my questions are, we are still under 2013 contract until supplements pass? And does the retro pay keep going until supplements pass or just till yesterday when it was technically "ratified"? What if we vote supplements down multipul times, will that help with changing anything ? Not only is building a 9-5 the last 3 months but now the 22.4 starting is a scary day for my local.
 

dogs.bite.me

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:censored2: me. I can't seem to find it. It's like it disappeared. I see in my history stuff from before I went on UPSers.com and saw that, and stuff after, but not that in particular. Hopefully someone else can provide that. I'm not the only one who saw it, right? Where UPSers.com showed this dejected message of the contract being rejected?
I saw it too.
 

cachmeifucan

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Election fraud full time supervisor were not clearing employees until yesterday for the ones that quit got fired and they were counting people who actually not in union so it manipulation of numbers
 

Wontmake9.5

My job is fun
I wouldn’t says it forced. If anything blame the guys that didn’t bother to vote. Having only 93k of the eligible 200k people to vote is a shame and we are to blame. People don’t care about their futures especially the part timers.
 

Wontmake9.5

My job is fun
Them and ourselves. No need to further divide the workforce. How many new guys did any one talk to?
I agree. At my center we had a table set up passing out flier talking to part timers/full timers etc. the issue is imo that most of these part timers are young and just doing this while in college they just don’t care. Heck majority of them are not even in the union or want to be. They don’t plan on making a career out of it.
 

PT Car Washer

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I wouldn’t says it forced. If anything blame the guys that didn’t bother to vote. Having only 93k of the eligible 200k people to vote is a shame and we are to blame. People don’t care about their futures especially the part timers.
I don't believe a PT making $10/hr and no benefits see this job as a future and can't blame them for not voting. I blame all the FT making $100k a year and couldn't bother to vote.
 

Wontmake9.5

My job is fun
I don't believe a PT making $10/hr and no benefits see this job as a future and can't blame them for not voting. I blame all the FT making $100k a year and couldn't bother to vote.
I guarantee you majority of the full timers voted. If you are making 80-100k with pensions etc you actually care about your career and would take the time to submit the ballot. At least that’s what I want to think.
 
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