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<blockquote data-quote="tae111" data-source="post: 636546" data-attributes="member: 5978"><p>I love how you say they didn&#039;t violate the contract. Why do you think the grievances were filed in the first place. UPS works within the grievance process because they know they can postpone and it goes to the national commitee.&nbsp; Maybe one or two years later it is heard. All the while doing what they know is not right. You say we are sitting around all day plotting against managment. Too get back at them for what? It&#039;s not happening. If we were allowed to just do the jobs we were paid to do. You know the one that you signed a contract outlining what the rules of the jobs are. We would have a lot less problems.&nbsp; UPS is the big guy here. They are supposed to set the example. If they can&#039;t act with integrety how can you expect their employees to act. The Teamsters actions here are REACTIONS to the willfull disregard of the contract. The managment people are not stupid. They know full well that their actions are not following the agreement That James Maloney and John McDevitt signed. Yet they do it anyway because they can. The fact is that their are managment people who sit around all day and plot how to get around this contract and over on the union.Thats their job and they get paid well to do it.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="tae111, post: 636546, member: 5978"] I love how you say they didn't violate the contract. Why do you think the grievances were filed in the first place. UPS works within the grievance process because they know they can postpone and it goes to the national commitee. Maybe one or two years later it is heard. All the while doing what they know is not right. You say we are sitting around all day plotting against managment. Too get back at them for what? It's not happening. If we were allowed to just do the jobs we were paid to do. You know the one that you signed a contract outlining what the rules of the jobs are. We would have a lot less problems. UPS is the big guy here. They are supposed to set the example. If they can't act with integrety how can you expect their employees to act. The Teamsters actions here are REACTIONS to the willfull disregard of the contract. The managment people are not stupid. They know full well that their actions are not following the agreement That James Maloney and John McDevitt signed. Yet they do it anyway because they can. The fact is that their are managment people who sit around all day and plot how to get around this contract and over on the union.Thats their job and they get paid well to do it. [/QUOTE]

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