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<blockquote data-quote="JonFrum" data-source="post: 854817" data-attributes="member: 18044"><p>Actually, UPS argued adamantly that volume was down to the point of necessitating layoffs!!! That's what the whole 22.3 delay and arbitration issue was all about. UPS insisted it wasn't required to honor its negotiated agreement to create full-time 22.3 jobs, because volume was down causing layoffs. UPS had agreed to create the jobs to settle the strike, then promptly reneged on the centerpiece of their agreement. </p><p></p><p>Ron Carey had to grieve the issue and then take it to arbitration to get the jobs created. UPS continued arguing from 1997 until March 10, 2000, when the arbitrator finally rejected UPS' strenuous arguements and ordered UPS to create the jobs with backpay and benefits. It's all laid out in mindnumbing detail in the arbitrator's lengthy Decision.</p><p></p><p>Of course, by the time the arbitrator issued his decision, Hoffa was in charge and snatched "Defeat from the jaws of Victory." For Article 22.3 people, it's been downhill ever since.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JonFrum, post: 854817, member: 18044"] Actually, UPS argued adamantly that volume was down to the point of necessitating layoffs!!! That's what the whole 22.3 delay and arbitration issue was all about. UPS insisted it wasn't required to honor its negotiated agreement to create full-time 22.3 jobs, because volume was down causing layoffs. UPS had agreed to create the jobs to settle the strike, then promptly reneged on the centerpiece of their agreement. Ron Carey had to grieve the issue and then take it to arbitration to get the jobs created. UPS continued arguing from 1997 until March 10, 2000, when the arbitrator finally rejected UPS' strenuous arguements and ordered UPS to create the jobs with backpay and benefits. It's all laid out in mindnumbing detail in the arbitrator's lengthy Decision. Of course, by the time the arbitrator issued his decision, Hoffa was in charge and snatched "Defeat from the jaws of Victory." For Article 22.3 people, it's been downhill ever since. [/QUOTE]
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