browned out
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Read the part time medical thread and someone please give me some answers. Looks like drastic cuts in part time medical
Ofcourse they have to make cutbacks if they are going to payout 6-8 billion for a buyout of a pension, but dont let them fool ya! They have their money well invested in the united way!!
United way haha, UPS gives 15 cents on every dollar that we give. i thought they at least matched..
I'm voting NO, gotta do something for the new hires. 8.50 is a crumbs, and no health bennies is a joke.
Would you recomend your friends to work at UPS if this contract goes threw?
No matter the reason,we had solidarity. It's true we may have lost 3 weeks wages but we held them off from what they wanted at the time(our pension)!
popular misconception of the 97 strike. The offer was a jointly administered ups only pension plan like the one they will possibly put in to replace the CS plan if we pull out.
We gained at that strike. We had most of the working class behind us. We had gotten a whole new respect in the Labor Movement that still holds true today!
What did you gain? Other then being able to say "man we really showed them?" 10 years later we are still trying to fix the pensions. CS is severly underfunded and close to 10 others are really not that much better. Its going to be interesting to see which of these plans start making wacks when the new pension laws kick in.
And hatred from the company that is still directly a result of that strike. That,in my opinion, is a defeat for the Union. Not to be company yesmen as it appears we are heading. The company throws a thousand demands on the table and we run scared.
I think an objective look at all changes in the contract would probably show the union the one who threw the thousand demands on the table.
We agree to almost anything! Let's get the balls to stand back up to this company before we lose it all! Remember this is UPS we're dealing with.
My sups are boasting about how they will own us if this thing passes?!?!?!?!I think it's funny that a suit is preaching to all us sheeple. Fortunately we are not the ones sent to brainwashing classes. It is the management that must compromise their values to be a success at UPS. I see it all too often. The nice, church going guy goes into management only to become what he hated the most, a dishonest, greedy low life.
It is in the company's best interest to settle before the first of the year. Before the new law changes take effect. I went through the strike in 97. It was a humbling experience, however, a needed one. If corporate greed is allowed to flourish it will hurt the average american.
Personally if they addressed the starting wage, by at least the same amount each year that they are giving everyone else. I would be more inclined to vote yes. As it sits I can't sell out the future to have a few extra buck in my pocket.
Vote NO. Send them back for a fair deal.
Went well for me. My BA, and everyone else at the meeting, know EXACTLY where I stand on this tentative contract offer.
Do you think we're afraid to tell our Union what we think? Remember, they work for us. Not the other way around.
My sups are boasting about how they will own us if this thing passes?!?!?!?!
I think it's funny that a suit is preaching to all us sheeple. Fortunately we are not the ones sent to brainwashing classes. It is the management that must compromise their values to be a success at UPS. I see it all too often. The nice, church going guy goes into management only to become what he hated the most, a dishonest, greedy low life.
I think you have the guts and the consistent conviction to stand up for your principles.
Tieguy, is that your attempt at an insult?1 Maybe you should Google sheeple and quit being so full of yourself. A tie doesn't make the man. It's the shoes and my size fourteen fit nicely in your arse.