Richard Harrow
Deplorable.
That's what's wrong with our union.
Too many guys only care about the money when there's so many more important things.
What Locals are supporting?
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That's what's wrong with our union.
Too many guys only care about the money when there's so many more important things.
Future
Victory Ride
That is true...but I do feel there has been a awakening do too the stellar recent proposal
Theupsrookie
Active Member
Anyone know about 767?
Loader_Of_Boxes_154
Member
or 519?
Smashmouth
Well-Known Member
Local 79
Master Yes
Supplement Yes
Our local has been in the back pocket of the international for years, our local president until last vote was the southern region V.P. He retired, but all his lackeys are still in charge. One of the BA’s has been saying privately to vote No, but doesnt have the balls to come out publicly. Many arent listening to them anyway. Its a No vote in my book!!
Master Yes
Supplement Yes
Our local has been in the back pocket of the international for years, our local president until last vote was the southern region V.P. He retired, but all his lackeys are still in charge. One of the BA’s has been saying privately to vote No, but doesnt have the balls to come out publicly. Many arent listening to them anyway. Its a No vote in my book!!
opie
Well-Known Member
Went to the meeting today. The E-Board basically said vote how you want. They are staying neutral. They mentioned that 22.4 is controversial and not their idea. And that in the supplement they tried their best to "handcuff" the 22.4 language from the Master.
Ancient Alien
UPS Vacation
Wow! That's a bunch a tough looking soldiers.
I'd like to transfer there and whisper to a couple at the PCM this;
"Say do any of you ol' boys collect stamps?"
Neanderthal
Well-Known Member
The local unions are pushing a vote yes are their supplemental agreement because the Presidents of each local have made a side deal with UPS labor that if they get it ratified in the first go around, there is extra money in the pot for health and welfare.
Out here in the east Sean O’Brien is getting his pension plan helped from its troubled status this way.
Vote no and sacrifice your future livelihood!
Out here in the east Sean O’Brien is getting his pension plan helped from its troubled status this way.
Vote no and sacrifice your future livelihood!
Neanderthal
Well-Known Member
The West has superior language than out here. That’s why they aren’t all up in arms about the master where their region and supplements have greater protections and a secondary 9.5 articleWow! That's a bunch a tough looking soldiers.
I'd like to transfer there and whisper to a couple at the PCM this;
"Say do any of you ol' boys collect stamps?"
Laguna Preload
Well-Known Member
Yeah our leadership at 952 was outside our hub asking if we had any questions and handing out vote yes fliers. Said they wanted to listen to see if we had any concerns. I told them about the crap pay for part timers and how I felt sorry for my brothers that were not getting a catch up raise. After I voiced that one concern it was just like talking to a used car sales man. Didn’t really want to hear my concerns only wanted to persuade me to vote yes. The next week they were at it again so I just avoided them. Wasn’t in the mood for another sales pitch and to not really be listened to. I will be happily voting no next week.
Neanderthal
Well-Known Member
Not much in it for the part-timers except for full-time opportunity
The wage structure is certainly improved and now mirrors that of every other wage progression in it’s structure.
That is a positive for the unborn.
That being said, part-time ain’t designed to be a career. It’s a supplement for kids going to school. It’s been just lucrative enough in benefits to provide otherwise.
Go full time driving if you want the big money - or find anothwr industry union-labor position if you can’t drive that has better opportunity
Laguna Preload
Well-Known Member
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Frankie's Friend
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Laced with?Wow! That's a bunch a tough looking soldiers.
I'd like to transfer there and whisper to a couple at the PCM this;
"Say do any of you ol' boys collect stamps?"
BigUnionGuy
Got the T-Shirt
Why would you list the Central Region supplement.... as N/A ?
(a) The UPS Joint Area Committee shall be composed of United Parcel Service representatives from the following Local Unions: 7, 17, 20, 40, 41, 89, 90, 92, 100, 120, 135, 164, 200, 215, 236, 238, 243, 245, 332, 337, 344, 346, 348, 377, 406, 407, 413, 455, 554, 580, 637, 638, 651, 688, 696, 795, 823, 908, 957, and 964.
http://teamster.org/sites/teamster.org/files/06242014_77983_central_region-final.pdf
Sure, the 344 Rider covers "certain" things.... but are participant to the Central Region.
-Bug-
Boxslinger11
Next gen teamster
At the time the supplement wasnt “public” so they had no stance on it. I believe its a no on it now however
A
Article 3
Guest
Local 908 PO/BA:
National Yes
Central Yes
We had a contract meeting about a month ago. The BA wrote down questions from members and never got back to them and then he told the members that subcontracting ups volume to the post office is good for the membership.
Our building is voting this down until language to screw us out of work gets removed.
National Yes
Central Yes
We had a contract meeting about a month ago. The BA wrote down questions from members and never got back to them and then he told the members that subcontracting ups volume to the post office is good for the membership.
Our building is voting this down until language to screw us out of work gets removed.
Coldworld
Well-Known Member
Tony Q agreed to strike....lol
zero
Well-Known Member
No and NO
Coldworld
Well-Known Member
Wtf??
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