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<blockquote data-quote="floridays" data-source="post: 4592180" data-attributes="member: 68849">I didn&#039;t offer doubtful with glee either.I think I&#039;m just being realistic.If it is to be done, today is the day.Express is bent over exposed,in the perfect position to be dictated to.They would be forced to recognize union representation and we don&#039;t even have one that is courting us. It would take an initial mass move by employees to walk out.It would have to be at the hubs and ramps, couriers need not put themselves out as an initial target, they are easier to pick off as a group.When the airport workers stand up, couriers fall in line and park and lock vehicles.It wouldn&#039;t last two days, there is no contract that allows employees be bound to any order.Dano knows I am correct, precisely the reason he won&#039;t touch any post I have made regarding&nbsp; work stoppage.Employees are like herding cats and cannot in large enough numbers be persuaded of the position of power they hold.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="floridays, post: 4592180, member: 68849"] I didn't offer doubtful with glee either. I think I'm just being realistic. If it is to be done, today is the day. Express is bent over exposed,in the perfect position to be dictated to. They would be forced to recognize union representation and we don't even have one that is courting us. It would take an initial mass move by employees to walk out. It would have to be at the hubs and ramps, couriers need not put themselves out as an initial target, they are easier to pick off as a group. When the airport workers stand up, couriers fall in line and park and lock vehicles. It wouldn't last two days, there is no contract that allows employees be bound to any order. Dano knows I am correct, precisely the reason he won't touch any post I have made regarding work stoppage. Employees are like herding cats and cannot in large enough numbers be persuaded of the position of power they hold. [/QUOTE]

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