STFU. I care. When we have over 90,000 members vote no, we should be going back to the table. Instead we have to settle for a subpar contract. When IBT represents UPS and not the paying teamster members there is a major problem.
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There were not 90,000 no votes.
Correction my bad. 92,000 people voted and over 50,000 voted no. That is over 54%, should be enough to send them back to the table.
We had less than a 50% voter turnout. That's why they are trying to push it through
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I agree that more should’ve voted. I also think that the 2/3 language should be flushed down the toilet. If you don’t want to vote, that’s fine. But it shouldn’t affect the members that did take the time to vote.
PT Car Washer
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How about a Union BA banging a management person.
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I’m pretty sure my BA’s bald spot is from his head rubbing the bottom of my center manager’s desk
It just blows my mind that people don't vote.
Maybe we had a better turnout the offers might he abe a little bit better.
PT Car Washer
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Pretty sure that 23% voter turn out for the strike authorization didn't scare anyone. I think the Union did as well as they thought they could with the little support they had.
I really don't understand it.
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As soon as Union leadership saw the turnout for the strike vote, they were planning on shoving this contract through because the knew that 2/3 of the membership was not going to bother to vote.
PT Car Washer
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And dragging it out further for months was in no ones interest.
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I’m interested. This contract is a giant piece of
PT Car Washer
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So I've heard.
newfie
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thats why I'm shocked so many did not vote.
It was a better turnout than the 2013 but still pretty sad. 2013 was a mail ballot 2018 was electronic or by phone .
I would like to know who is not voting. Is it part timers or full timers? Is it employees that have been with the company less than a year? Surely there is a way to find out from ballotpoint. The system is broke and needs fixed.
I have no clue but obviously a lot of people aren't voting.
Shouldnt be allowed to vote unless you have been with the company for 5 years. I think voter turnout is then over 50%.
No. If you are a dues paying member, you paid for the right to vote.
