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<blockquote data-quote="Mugarolla" data-source="post: 4482824" data-attributes="member: 8481">The Union can&#039;t strike over just anything, like not getting a pay raise that was not negotiated in the contract.What did you call it? A sick out strike?Again, you are clueless.Only because the Company agreed to negotiate. And they only did this to appease the public&#039;s perception of them.If the Company refused to negotiate over COVID-19, the Union could not strike over it.The Company is not negotiating a pay raise, and they don&#039;t have to. And the Union cannot strike over it.Again, you are clueless.Why should he? Nobody at UPS is laid off. We are all still working.The CEO&#039;s that forfeited their pay did so because most of their employees at their Companies were laid off and not working, a symbolic gesture.If we&#039;re still getting paid, why shouldn&#039;t Hoffa?If we were all laid off, I might agree with you, somewhat.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mugarolla, post: 4482824, member: 8481"] The Union can't strike over just anything, like not getting a pay raise that was not negotiated in the contract. What did you call it? A sick out strike? Again, you are clueless. Only because the Company agreed to negotiate. And they only did this to appease the public's perception of them. If the Company refused to negotiate over COVID-19, the Union could not strike over it. The Company is not negotiating a pay raise, and they don't have to. And the Union cannot strike over it. Again, you are clueless. Why should he? Nobody at UPS is laid off. We are all still working. The CEO's that forfeited their pay did so because most of their employees at their Companies were laid off and not working, a symbolic gesture. If we're still getting paid, why shouldn't Hoffa? If we were all laid off, I might agree with you, somewhat. [/QUOTE]

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