Strike pay is a lot more this time.
I believe it's four times your union dues,.
Contract ends in 2023
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I believe it's four times your union dues,.
PT Car Washer
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$100 a week?
Take them out of your monthly Union dues and multiply it times 4
PT Car Washer
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I pay $25/wk in dues.
Well that comes out to $100 a month
Multiply that times four.
UnionStrong
Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
How many times do you have to tell him?
Maybe three more?
542thruNthru
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Tell goober it's 5x your monthly dues.
PT Car Washer
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Comes out to $400 a month or $100 a week. What am I missing here?
The strike pay is four times your monthly union dues.
So you would get $400 a week if we went on strike.
@Thebrownblob I only have two more times to explain it
Jetboat1
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Part timers should strike why? To protect full timers and enjoy being urinated on?Besides that it would be time to piss on those part timers again...”Solidarity Brother”..
Thebrownblob
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I could blow his mind even further because we have a local strike fund as well.
Thebrownblob
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Because you’ll be full-time eventually? I was part time in 1997. I walked the line. And also because we are a union, it’s not just about you.
Better wages?
PT Car Washer
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Just how long will the strike fund last? A month?
Strike Benefits Are Now Payable from Day 1 of a Strike
The IBT Convention overwhelmingly voted to approve an amendment O'Brien-Zuckerman Teamsters United making strike benefits payable from the 1st day of a strike, rather than the 8th day, as it has been until now.
www.tdu.org
Thebrownblob
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Only needed two weeks in ‘97
If it lasts 2 weeks now it will not be good
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