I just asked. Hoffa said we had a strong strike fund....
UPS Teleconfrence Sunday
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browned out
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Vote NO on this piece of garbage. Lets try to match the strike authorization vote and get a 93% NO vote.
BrownSkid
LeBrown Shames
Benben
Working on a new degree, Masters in BS Detecting!
LOL, you said earlier last week do do what your told by UPS! No offense Tony....but you are a WHORE!
Tony is bent over Debra's desk. That's what you meant t say right?Tonys on Debra's desk.
If that makes you feel better, thats fine by me.
you just better hope more people vote on this one than the strike authorization vote.
I'm starting to think you have a man crush on me.You don't know
GTFO.
browned out
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If UPS forgoes the Tuesday -Saturday and goes to a strictly Wednesday-Sunday 22.4 schedule; No 22.4s would be working M or T and UPS will be able to lay of RCPDs on M and T. Just Imagine how many RPCD routes will be cut on Mondays, Tuesdays and even Wednesdays. There should be language in the contract that states that if 22.4s are scheduled Wednesday thru Sunday; 22.4s must also be scheduled Tuesday thru Saturday. This contract is unacceptable. Way too many loopholes that need to be closed. Way to much language that is not clear and concise. Way to much language that is open to interpretation. It needs to be cleaned up.
silverbullet2893
KILL KILL!!
And I have a 16 inch bazooka in my pants and bone hot Asian hookers and snort the finest Colombian blow every night.
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
silverbullet2893
KILL KILL!!
silenze
Lunch is the best part of the day
If you have not experienced Saturday ground you have no idea of theI mean, I guess that’s why there are a lot of disagreements. Different areas of the country will get impacted differently by the contract.
storm 22.4 will bring. Mondays will become your worst nightmare. That's if your even working. If your bottom 25% you will now be layoffThis thread needs a time out...
542thruNthru
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Wow.... glad to see you're comfortable in your sexuality.
silverbullet2893
KILL KILL!!
just chillin'
Rest in peace wooba
i knew it! the number is embarrassingly low isn't it. 93% voted to strike! 93% voted to strike! my
. 93% of the what? less than 10% of the teamster eligible to vote? 20%?
Griffin1820
File! File! File!
Thats a brilliant idea to trancribe the call. May come in handy when representing our members in grievances.
Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
Does this mean you have come out of the closet?
542thruNthru
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DELACROIX
In the Spirit of Honore' Daumier
i knew it! the number is embarrassingly low isn't it. 93% voted to strike! 93% voted to strike! my
I would not worry too much about the percentage of the current strike vote, back in 2002 it was also at a 93 percent approval with a raise of hands at your local union hall. Far more members participated with this electronic vote. The apathy is there still but you will always have the hard core seniority members that vote on every ballot or election.
The real percent of this Strike Authorization is a deep, hidden secret for whatever reason who knows. Another consideration is that the Union is trying to figure out how each one of the regions will vote and by what numbers. Just from my limited experience I would say it would be fair to claim that this Contract will live or die in the Midwest, South and East..The West is content with their good pension but still that GWI will not keep up with their increasing cost of living, they will probably go 50/50 on this as it stands now..
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