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<blockquote data-quote="EyesLookingIn" data-source="post: 922281" data-attributes="member: 29664">Surprised that you would answer like that. UPS was taking the Union to arbitration because they felt there wasn&#039;t enough in the reserve. The arbitrator told UPS the he felt it was going in the right direction and no changes needed to be made at this time. Plus with a new contract around the corner more money would be going in to it and told UPS they should leave it alone.....Thats no spin UPS was trying to hold the medical over the head of the union the way they did with our pension in the last contract. Our did you forget about that. We were so worried about fixing our pension we got nothing else.....To fix the major medical you needed to take money from some place and that was what our board felt was a good place because members were getting huge ER bills and with out the major medical Tommy Lamont from health and welfare could not fight those high bills like he was able to do in the past.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EyesLookingIn, post: 922281, member: 29664"] Surprised that you would answer like that. UPS was taking the Union to arbitration because they felt there wasn't enough in the reserve. The arbitrator told UPS the he felt it was going in the right direction and no changes needed to be made at this time. Plus with a new contract around the corner more money would be going in to it and told UPS they should leave it alone..... Thats no spin UPS was trying to hold the medical over the head of the union the way they did with our pension in the last contract. Our did you forget about that. We were so worried about fixing our pension we got nothing else..... To fix the major medical you needed to take money from some place and that was what our board felt was a good place because members were getting huge ER bills and with out the major medical Tommy Lamont from health and welfare could not fight those high bills like he was able to do in the past. [/QUOTE]

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