browned out
Well-Known Member
Enough already, neither side wants a strike. A no vote is going to send stock prices down, which is why the company is paranoid. They're not going to compound that with a lockout at any time. The negotiating team feels they did a good job, but if the vote comes back no then it's a back to the table situation. No one is calling a strike. Take it for what it is, a labor force that wants better.
Almost a 0% chance of a strike. A strike would hurt UPS and Hoffa/Taylor more that it would hurt any UPS employee. We could vote the National Master down and the Union/UPS will continue to negotiate for a year or years. VOTE NO! THIS OFFER IS UNACCEPTABLE.