Vote count prediction

[Just A UPS Guy]

Math is not your strong suit, is it?

What percentage is 64,000 votes out of 240,000 members?

I'm not the one who reported that 39% of eligible members voted in 2013, that was the IBT.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Hate to say it, but I will be surprised if the master doesn't pass.

 

[542thruNthru]

Voted- 74,000
No- 40,000
Yes- 34,000

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

91k total
49k yes
42k no

 

[542thruNthru]

91k total
49k yes
42k no

If it's over 90k then the Cubs win the Super Bowl this year.

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

If it's over 90k then the Cubs win the Super Bowl this year.

I agree, I'm swinging for the fences here. More vocal push to vote than ever before, electronic voting makes it easier than ever before. Rolling the dice...

 

[Mugarolla]

I'm not the one who reported that 39% of eligible members voted in 2013, that was the IBT.

This is what I replied to.

Do the math.

For perspective...
2013 contract;
64,509 votes on national
34,307 yes
30,202 no

Estimated 240,000 Teamster eligible to vote

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

This is what I replied to.

Do the math.

I don't care what you replied to. I went off of published voter turnout. Not a pissing match, I was just pointing out the further lack of participation.

 

[35years]

If 90,000 vote...
60,001 is the magic number.
Now please rate this post with the optimistic rainbow

 

[Maple Grove MN Driver]

50k Yes votes from pussilamous PT workers and delusional FT workers
20k no Votes

 

[Mugarolla]

I don't care what you replied to. I went off of published voter turnout. Not a pissing match, I was just pointing out the further lack of participation.

I agree on lack of participation and not a pissing match.

I never saw your quoted 39% voter turnout.

Right from the Teamsters Web page.

64,000 voted covering approximately 240,000 covered employees.

Some are not eligible to vote. But using your number, there were only 164,000 eligible to vote. Seems way low to me.

Just trying to get facts straight.

Here is my source.

UPS Teamsters Approve National Contract

 

[DELACROIX]

How about:

Master.....70,000 "NO"/35,000 yes

Central....90,000 "NO"/10,000 yes

Ohio Rider.. Oops never mind, I forgot we are not allowed to vote on it...Guess it passes???

 

[PeakMode]

Dude just read between the lines. UPS thinks 13$ a hour starting rate. For 3.5 to 5 hours of work basically like being on a treadmill inclined the whole time . While amazon starts at 15$ a hour and works not nearly as hard in a fun atmosphere

Google Amazon Warehouse Reviews. Sounds like a UPS Hub with some of articles.

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

I agree on lack of participation and not a pissing match.

I never saw your quoted 39% voter turnout.

Right from the Teamsters Web page.

64,000 voted covering approximately 240,000 covered employees.

Some are not eligible to vote. But using your number, there were only 164,000 eligible to vote. Seems way low to me.

Just trying to get facts straight.

Here is my source.

UPS Teamsters Approve National Contract

It was something the union put out after ratification last time, had a breakdown of PT vs. FT turnout and the like, no big deal. I'm not sure where to find dig it up, but I am sure I don't care enough to. Prob bull anyway Best of luck today.

 

[babboo25]

Dude just read between the lines. UPS thinks 13$ a hour starting rate. For 3.5 to 5 hours of work basically like being on a treadmill inclined the whole time . While amazon starts at 15$ a hour and works not nearly as hard in a fun atmosphere

Then go work for Amazon, seems like a no brainer to me.

 

[babboo25]

50k Yes votes from pussilamous PT workers and delusional FT workers
20k no Votes

And 0 from retirees who have nothing better to do in their life but troll in a forum. Get a hobby gramps

 

[badpal]

I remember when we used to get 500 to 1000 dolllar bonus check for voting in the contract. Part timers got 500 after taxes 289 bucks

That was over 30 years ago. And you are still working here?

Well i am, and its something we need to go go back too as a negotiating tool.

 

[DOK]

That was over 30 years ago. And you are still working here?

Un. in fortunately. Due to fact I started here at 18. And they seem to have misplaced some pension funds

Same, year 31, no light at end of tunnel, we’re in this together, haha

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Same, year 31, no light at end of tunnel, we’re in this together, haha

 

[BigUnionGuy]

It was something the union put out after ratification last time, had a breakdown of PT vs. FT turnout and the like, no big deal. I'm not sure where to find dig it up, but I am sure I don't care enough to.

I've never seen anyone track full-time vs. part-time.... let alone publish that info.


In an IBT election they only verify eligibility.



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