If 89 votes no again, pay attention!

10 point

Well-Known Member
I don't know if the IBT can implement the contract, but with the vote total I think they would be loath to do so. It seems that from the company prospective we would be at anything but a standstill. They have a fairly friendly contract that has been approved by a large majority of their work force. The money saved from implementation would outweigh the interest earned on money owed on delayed raises.

If the recent vote was also a strike authorization, UPS most likely wont let that strike threat linger for more than a couple of weeks, let alone till 2018. I see them diverting volume from Louisville soon and eventually locking out the remaining employees.
:bsbullf:
 

EmraldArcher

Well-Known Member
So does anyone know, for a fact, what the options are now for the local?

Can the national force the supplement on them?

What other actions would they have to take before they can legally strike?
 

10 point

Well-Known Member
Hoffa is a lame duck. Hall has a lot of loyalists and Sean O'brien is going to be an animal. Sean O ain't going away and his following is massive. Unlike pope and zuckerman Sean's people really vote. Don't take it to hard when it doesn't work out the way you hope.
It was a joke. Don't take it too seriously.
 
Top