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FedEx mounts big-money push to head off unionization by US workers
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<blockquote data-quote="Cactus" data-source="post: 4334159" data-attributes="member: 29011"><p>Van, if you really feel that Fred can't afford a union that would require him to pay decent wages without playing a 20 year top-out game, why did you always complain you got screwed with raises and stagnant midrange pay? FedEx saved probably 1.5 billion dollars last year in taxes alone yet they discontinued that farce called the 10 step progression plan. Guess how much of that 1.5 billion trickled down to hourly employees? NOT ONE RED CENT. Then the cost of employees health insurance went through the roof. And you're worried about poor little Fred?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cactus, post: 4334159, member: 29011"] Van, if you really feel that Fred can't afford a union that would require him to pay decent wages without playing a 20 year top-out game, why did you always complain you got screwed with raises and stagnant midrange pay? FedEx saved probably 1.5 billion dollars last year in taxes alone yet they discontinued that farce called the 10 step progression plan. Guess how much of that 1.5 billion trickled down to hourly employees? NOT ONE RED CENT. Then the cost of employees health insurance went through the roof. And you're worried about poor little Fred? [/QUOTE]
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