Sure. The Internet can be secure. Most people have learned to trust sites like amazon with their credit card info. I dont see why they cant make online voting happenI agree it should increase participation, but will you trust the outcome?
We voted on the changes to our pension fund by mail, phone or online. Did not increase the participation rates.
The Teamsters have finally entered the 21st century.....in at least one aspect anyway.
In Soviet Russia, contracts vote for you online.Here come the Russians.
I think TDU or any other entity would be warranted to have serious reservations about a process that included voting online in the wake of such data breaches like Equifax, Target, etc. The International Brotherhood of Teamsters isn't exactly a technology powerhouse when there are locals who don't have enough brain cells to put together a website. Yet those officials will be the ones overseeing the processIt's funny.... that TDU is opposed to it.
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Lol. Funny guy.Sure. The Internet can be secure. Most people have learned to trust sites like amazon with their credit card info. I dont see why they cant make online voting happen
Easier solution would be to setup a couple voting booths in the employee parking lot. Get everyone to vote just before or after their shifts
In some areas of the country you could offer a "dime bag" to the PT'ers to motivate them to vote?
Do we pay union dues?We have a union?
Not for a minimum wage job and no benefits.Do we pay union dues?