0 CHANCE OF STRIKE

vvv

Well-Known Member
This is what I think. Some thinks well because strike happen in the past that UPS wouldn't do that again. This is when they are wrong. Union Prez made it happen and the only way way get focus at 120% are through strike. I don't care who fault was it that escalate it. Strike must happen to shift focus and attention from both side.

Either way, my job is on the line and sooner the agreement get resolve the better. Strike will make it very easy for better communication and focus. No more golf resort, no more bagel and cream cheese, and no more vacation! War must come!

Voting No - Get your head out of the rear and fix this immediately!


Huh.......?????????????
 

cachmeifucan

Well-Known Member
.70 cents × 40 hours=28$ a week raise. Wow now 28× 250,000 employees =7 million a week they hold of our money each week ×26 weeks that=182 million. I wonder how much they make off holding our raises. I actually do own stock I'm really praying ups gives 22.3 jobs that doesn't involve driving because many long term employees would like a full time job and driving a truck just isn't for them.
This whole thread is a distraction. The possibility of a strike is real. Whoever created this is some supervisor afraid to get a beer can through his windshield when he has to have a load rate of 3,000 pckgs an hour on August 1st. Welcome to hell.
 

cachmeifucan

Well-Known Member
Has any local started taking strike fund? No because it's no chance it will happen work under old agreement until it gets fixed Bo big deal wait for a better deal vote no
 

DELACROIX

In the Spirit of Honore' Daumier
Republican President says zero chance for strike. President Clinton wasn't about to step in against the union in the 90s. President Trump will not allow it to happen. Back to the table. Plus, I doubt Hoffa is on our side. He won't let us strike either lol. I'm still a firm no

There is no way that both the Company and the Union want the Feds to get involved with a strike and particularly a lock out. It would make the Russian investigation look like People's Court. The DOJ, DOL,FBI and every Government and State agency with time on there hands will be looking at every piece of evidence of collusion, corruption and fraud on both sides. The executives and union officials will start turning on each other to save their own, much like what is happening in Washington now. It would be time to sell your stock, loyalty is a two way street and most feel betrayed with the way their perks and benefits are being eliminated.

Another question about the possibility of a lock out...Why not do it tomorrow if you are the company, if it is feasible for the company to proof a point go for it...Tony Q is fear mongering on this for whatever reason. If that decision is made, those making that decision will be prosecuted to the ninth degree..Real jail time, assets taken..It would be a case just to see if really "Rich People do not serve Time".

The Strike possibility is still out there, whether the leadership is willing to use it is another story..This is going to take a lot of time everybody be prepared, start planning and do not get discouraged. If it helps, try to think how it was the last couple of peaks, does anybody want to go through that for the next five years..This is the time to change that.
 

BrownRecycler

Well-Known Member
I think the best time for a strike is during seasonal. After all, I know teachers don't play nice when they go on strike, and they did it during school time.
 

Inthegame

Well-Known Member
There is no way that both the Company and the Union want the Feds to get involved with a strike and particularly a lock out. It would make the Russian investigation look like People's Court. The DOJ, DOL,FBI and every Government and State agency with time on there hands will be looking at every piece of evidence of collusion, corruption and fraud on both sides. The executives and union officials will start turning on each other to save their own, much like what is happening in Washington now. It would be time to sell your stock, loyalty is a two way street and most feel betrayed with the way their perks and benefits are being eliminated.

Another question about the possibility of a lock out...Why not do it tomorrow if you are the company, if it is feasible for the company to proof a point go for it...Tony Q is fear mongering on this for whatever reason. If that decision is made, those making that decision will be prosecuted to the ninth degree..Real jail time, assets taken..It would be a case just to see if really "Rich People do not serve Time".

The Strike possibility is still out there, whether the leadership is willing to use it is another story..This is going to take a lot of time everybody be prepared, start planning and do not get discouraged. If it helps, try to think how it was the last couple of peaks, does anybody want to go through that for the next five years..This is the time to change that.
Were you explaining a bad dream here? Federal investigation of a contract dispute?
A lockout during the term of an existing contract would obligate UPS to huge damages.
 

DeadOnArrival

Belt Wide
UPS has too much to lose during a strike. You make it seem like UPS is the victim(s). The whole point of a strike is for UPS to lose, and lose a lot.

There's no need for a strike fund, we strike and sacrifice pay. UPS gets grilled in the process.

There is no convenient time for a strike for UPS, every day is a 'Record Number day'.. What do you think UPS and the IBT are going to get a pocket calendar out and say "You can strike on these days, but not these ones" ?
 

Rick Ross

I'm into distribution!!
I talked with 10 drivers from 3 supplements at a meet point this morning, I am the only person who has an issue with this contract.

Sadly, I think this POS is gonna pass on the first vote.
 

Coldworld

60 months and counting
Not that I'm saying it will but if the economy keeps humming along at 3-4% growth $40 won't look all that special.
People always want to gage that 40 dollar mark against minimum wage... but the average worker either salary or hourly after it’s all broken down doesn’t make anything near minimum wage ...we are paid fairly but it’s not “over the moon “ by any measure especially considering the hours we work and the toll on our bodies...my wife knows secretaries who pull in 30+ bucks an hour and have healthcare, 401k match and get thousands of dollars a year in profit sharing or Christmas bonus... for someone who sits in their ass and answers calls... conducts walk in business, and orders supplies.....30-40+ jobs are out there, you just can’t be looking for them at 7-11, or papa johns...
 
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