No offense Saw, but I think the company has benefited from the APWA's pressure on the Teamsters as they have wanted out of CS for a long time. I don't mean that as the APWA is intentionally working in the Company's favor as some would say, because the facts are many are not happy with the representaion they have received w/ the Teamsters. Some of that is because of poor participation from the members and locals, and as we know the pension is/was fuel on the fire.
If the pull out of CS feasibly results in vast improvements in the pensions, though the APWA should be given a great deal of credit, it would be a very long shot for them to win at that point, IMHO of course.