What is the REAL reason negotiations have stalled?

PT 4 Life

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Right to work laws are possible because of the Taft Hartley Act, which 106 of 177 Democrats voted in favor of in the House.

You are a former fed ex employee, who has done nothing in this forum but insult UPS employees and our union.

Now you're trying to divide us on political lines.

Why don't you go back to the FedEx forum and get back to bitching and moaning about how much you hate this country and your life in it.

Why work a union job then? This is what I don’t understand about the RTW state.
 

HarryWarden

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What if it's actually a proactive move in a longer term strategy to divide the rank and file? How will hourlies on picket lines feel a week into it if the company comes out and states "Things were looking pretty good until the union leaders got greedy, so now everything we had agreed to before the strike, AC, elimination of 22.4, MLK, is in danger of being off the table..."?
i think that would motivate all the workers striking, and the public, ten fold
 

anonymous23456

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There was a study done by someone at MIT, I think, that concluded that earnings reports pushed back more than five days was not a good sign versus reports moved forward were a good sign. But I don’t know if it’s data included circumstances of a possible strike. I don’t think the profit/loss data of Aug 1-8 would be included in the second quarter and you could make the same point by revealing that information before August 1 right before a possible strike.
OK. This is my theory. Earning number is bad. Releasing it before the strike will not help UPS negotiating with the Union one iota. UPS stock would be punished by Wall Street and that would be a double whammy. Releasing it after the deal with the Union lessen the blow; oh, look it is bad but at least we have a deal with the Union.
 

Pullman Brown

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OK. This is my theory. Earning number is bad. Releasing it before the strike will not help UPS negotiating with the Union one iota. UPS stock would be punished by Wall Street and that would be a double whammy. Releasing it after the deal with the Union lessen the blow; oh, look it is bad but at least we have a deal with the Union.

It’s risky either way because you’re assuming a deal by August 8th.
 

PT 4 Life

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Some place you have no choice! I was a high school kid and had to join the Union for my part time job as a cashier at a grocery store! Talking about unfair. I gave a crap about protection at that job.

You said it yourself you were a high school kid living at home of course something like that wouldn’t matter
 
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