Who Is Voting Yes or No?

[Gasyourtrucks]

I was one of those who thought it was impossible. I'm glad that I was wrong.

Honestly how?

Even the dumbest monkeys at my center knew 22.4 had a 0% chance of surviving.

 

[Manifesto]

Lol what is wrong with you people? Do u like getting screwed over?

I see nothing getting screwed over here except for common sense.

 

[Eman1978]

Honestly how?

Even the dumbest monkeys at my center knew 22.4 had a 0% chance of surviving

Honestly how?

Even the dumbest monkeys at my center knew 22.4 had a 0% chance of surviving.

In my experience once something is given up in negotiations it is not given back. But hey I suppose I'm dumber than the dumbest monkey .

 

[Yeet]

In my experience once something is given up in negotiations it is not given back. But hey I suppose I'm dumber than the dumbest monkey .

No, I was in the same boat as you. Once something is implemented, it’s really difficult or damn near impossible to get rid of. It’s like Pandora’s box.

 

[Non liberal]

I see nothing getting screwed over here except for common sense.

Are you FT?

 

[Non liberal]

I see nothing getting screwed over here except for common sense.

Ft get 4.75 over four years with half of it on the last year and you see nothing wrong with that? Lol. Must be mgt.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Ft get 4.75 over four years with half of it on the last year and you see nothing wrong with that? Lol. Must be mgt.

Because they're getting a big raise up front?

Interest rates are high right now I'll take that extra income and put into a money market or buy a treasury bill

 

[Non liberal]

Now you're just making up. There are things to be dissatisfied with, but damn man, the last contract was a concession stand.

4.75 over four years with half of it on the last year is absolutely horrendous. The more I look at how it breaks down the more appalled I get

 

[Thebrownblob]

Honestly how?

Even the dumbest monkeys at my center knew 22.4 had a 0% chance of surviving.

Just because the 22.4 didn’t work, didn’t mean those people in the Eiffel Tower didn’t want to keep it. They don’t care how it affects the operation they’re just looking at saving a dollar.

 

[Non liberal]

Because they're getting a big raise up front?

Interest rates are high right now I'll take that extra income and put into a money market or buy a treasury bill

No no, That big raise up front is for inflation. That gets us equal to last contract.

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

4.75 over four years with half of it on the last year is absolutely horrendous. The more I look at how it breaks down the more appalled I get

Vote

 

[Non liberal]

Vote

Oh I am

 

[Whatthewhat]

Probably only a 4.75 increase over the life of the contract when you factor in inflation.

If inflation goes down, are you going to give back some money? Can’t base the contract on inflation.

 

[Non liberal]

Vote

I’m gonna vote twice

 

[Non liberal]

If inflation goes down, are you going to give back some money? Can’t base the contract on inflation.

Lol, inflation doesn’t go down. Or I should say it goes down to the new normal. Do u think UPS is gonna drop their rates when “inflation goes down?” Cmon man.

 

[Yeet]

Because they're getting a big raise up front?

Interest rates are high right now I'll take that extra income and put into a money market or buy a treasury bill

I’m getting a Hellcat.

 

[Non liberal]

If inflation goes down, are you going to give back some money? Can’t base the contract on inflation.

Inflation is exactly what you negotiate a contract for, lol, wtf?

 

[Non liberal]

I’m getting a Hellcat.

With what? Your big $80 a wk?

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

I’m gonna vote twice

So is my dead dad. Weird. Lol

 

[SafetyFirst]

It's $7.50 over 5 years. Saying $4.75 over 4 is disingenuous.

Contract will pass. Last one that was imposed barely got voted down.