UPS LATEST PROPOSAL

[MECH-II]

UPS strike 2023

 

[clean hairy]

Why does Sean only think there are 340 teamster members?

I was wondering how the membership dropped so quickly!

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I heard that too

WDFD

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

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UPS strike 2023

Settle down rookie

 

[clean hairy]

Discouraging to see how few of the press showed up.

 

[MECH-II]

Discouraging to see how few of the press showed up.

GRRRR THEY MAKE $40 AN HOUR IM NOT GOING! GRRRR

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

GRRRR THEY MAKE $40 AN HOUR IM NOT GOING! GRRRR

You better answer your phone next time I'll call you B*

 

[upschuck]

You better answer your phone next time I'll call you B*

He must have a fancy phone if every time you call him that, his phone rings.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

He must have a fancy phone if every time you call him that, his phone rings.

Well hie will miss out on some good stuff

 

[upschuck]

Well hie will miss out on some good stuff

Will he?

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Will he?

Indeed

 

[Zowert]

I heard $45 an hour for top rate RPCD’s was in the last offer, that’s over $93k a year without OT. I’ll take that if there is a significant increase in pension contributions. I want to retire as young as possible and not outlive my pension’s buying power to the point where I’m forced into a nursing home.

Whatever happens during the next month I hope working class Americans are paying attention. They shouldn’t be thinking, “UPS guys are paid more than me, I don’t sympathize with them!” It should be, “Look at what organized labor can get you, that is fantastic!”

 

[upschuck]

Indeed

Carry on.

 

[upschuck]

I heard $45 an hour for top rate RPCD’s was in the last offer, that’s over $93k a year without OT. I’ll take that if there is a significant increase in pension contributions. I want to retire as young as possible and not outlive my pension’s buying power to the point where I’m forced into a nursing home.

Whatever happens during the next month I hope working class Americans are paying attention. They shouldn’t be thinking, “UPS guys are paid more than me, I don’t sympathize with them!” It should be, “Look at what organized labor can get you, that is fantastic!”

If that was from these posts here, which say that, then those are not legit proposals. Too many inconsistencies with what has been announced, previously.

 

[MECH-II]

Good thing no one wants to work here or UPS would retaliate shortly after if we do strike.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Carry on.

I always do

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I heard $45 an hour for top rate RPCD’s was in the last offer, that’s over $93k a year without OT. I’ll take that if there is a significant increase in pension contributions. I want to retire as young as possible and not outlive my pension’s buying power to the point where I’m forced into a nursing home.

Whatever happens during the next month I hope working class Americans are paying attention. They shouldn’t be thinking, “UPS guys are paid more than me, I don’t sympathize with them!” It should be, “Look at what organized labor can get you, that is fantastic!”

Pay your bills off now and put some money into your 401k and Roth IRA

 

[Zowert]

If that was from these posts here, which say that, then those are not legit proposals. Too many inconsistencies with what has been announced, previously.

I honestly don’t know exactly where the information came from, this was from my shop steward. He is an old timer, never heard of him making stuff up. Also the proposal wasn’t $45 exactly, he said $44.89/hr when or if the contract was ratified. I never understood why they do arbitrary numbers in change, just make the wage a flat amount.

 

[Emergency Conditions]

Crime? No landscaping? Miserable weather? Mass amounts of poor? Hoards of bugs?

Cheap property though, a UPSer down there could buy up an entire neighborhood!

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

Not talking about different raises, I’m talking about different jump off points because all locals have different pay rates. i quoted someone that said $50 an hour after the contract would be up if figures were accurate. Not $50 an hour where I am.

The national won't determine top rate, they'll offer a money package for the locals to disperse as they see fit. Divert some to pension, legal funds, H&W, a local strike fund, etc...and the rest for raises.