Henderfuzz
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- Mar 29, 2006
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So where does this agreement for M/R leave us now? Anyones guess Im sure but I would say were screwed again. Our NC better get there Axx in gear and get us an agreement we can live with.
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So where does this agreement for M/R leave us now? Anyones guess Im sure but I would say were screwed again. Our NC better get there Axx in gear and get us an agreement we can live with.
Our mechanics are separate from fleet and although it's not popular for me to say this, fleet can't expect some of the things that our mechanics just gained. Does fleet have a liscense? Did fleet give up decades of contract gains?So where does this agreement for M/R leave us now? Anyones guess Im sure but I would say were screwed again. Our NC better get there Axx in gear and get us an agreement we can live with.
please continue your mindless braying you just help us to be even more solid in getting rid of Boss Canale and his cronies like yourselfOur mechanics are separate from fleet and although it's not popular for me to say this, fleet can't expect some of the things that our mechanics just gained. Does fleet have a liscense? Did fleet give up decades of contract gains?
Your negotiations team needs to support Randy Canale instead of holding out for things that will increase the cost of the company in a way that will make it uncompetitive. Randy Canale has the experience to know how to negotiate a contract and he isn't going to kill the golden goose. What then? Home Depot? Don't be impressed with the 142 highlight sheet when it comes out and think fleet is entitled to some of the benefits that 142 gained. Apples and oranges.
Remember, and this is important, the M & R gave up decades of gains and fleet gave up a much smaller portion.
As I've said before, this industry is wobbly and now is the time to live to fight another day. With oil at record highs, your company must stay competitive and be attractive enough to find a merger partner. You want $20 an hour, then you better pick up a Home Depot application also. You want full sick pay? extra vacation? extra holidays? double time? Everyone does, including Randy Canale, but mergers are going to happen. Those left out of mergers will be gone, those that merge will be able to position themselvs through this recession and high oil cost.
Fleet would have been wise to support Randy Canale and accept the tentative this past September. I understand there would have been significant job loss for the west in that tentative but the return was a 22% wage boost for those west members who stay active.
Our mechanics are separate from fleet and although it's not popular for me to say this, fleet can't expect some of the things that our mechanics just gained. Does fleet have a liscense? Did fleet give up decades of contract gains?
Your negotiations team needs to support Randy Canale instead of holding out for things that will increase the cost of the company in a way that will make it uncompetitive. Randy Canale has the experience to know how to negotiate a contract and he isn't going to kill the golden goose. What then? Home Depot? Don't be impressed with the 142 highlight sheet when it comes out and think fleet is entitled to some of the benefits that 142 gained. Apples and oranges.
Remember, and this is important, the M & R gave up decades of gains and fleet gave up a much smaller portion.
As I've said before, this industry is wobbly and now is the time to live to fight another day. With oil at record highs, your company must stay competitive and be attractive enough to find a merger partner. You want $20 an hour, then you better pick up a Home Depot application also. You want full sick pay? extra vacation? extra holidays? double time? Everyone does, including Randy Canale, but mergers are going to happen. Those left out of mergers will be gone, those that merge will be able to position themselvs through this recession and high oil cost.
Fleet would have been wise to support Randy Canale and accept the tentative this past September. I understand there would have been significant job loss for the west in that tentative but the return was a 22% wage boost for those west members who stay active.
Our mechanics are separate from fleet and although it's not popular for me to say this, fleet can't expect some of the things that our mechanics just gained. Does fleet have a liscense? Did fleet give up decades of contract gains?
Your negotiations team needs to support Randy Canale instead of holding out for things that will increase the cost of the company in a way that will make it uncompetitive. Randy Canale has the experience to know how to negotiate a contract and he isn't going to kill the golden goose. What then? Home Depot? Don't be impressed with the 142 highlight sheet when it comes out and think fleet is entitled to some of the benefits that 142 gained. Apples and oranges.
Remember, and this is important, the M & R gave up decades of gains and fleet gave up a much smaller portion.
As I've said before, this industry is wobbly and now is the time to live to fight another day. With oil at record highs, your company must stay competitive and be attractive enough to find a merger partner. You want $20 an hour, then you better pick up a Home Depot application also. You want full sick pay? extra vacation? extra holidays? double time? Everyone does, including Randy Canale, but mergers are going to happen. Those left out of mergers will be gone, those that merge will be able to position themselvs through this recession and high oil cost.
Fleet would have been wise to support Randy Canale and accept the tentative this past September. I understand there would have been significant job loss for the west in that tentative but the return was a 22% wage boost for those west members who stay active.
Our mechanics are separate from fleet and although it's not popular for me to say this, fleet can't expect some of the things that our mechanics just gained. Does fleet have a liscense? Did fleet give up decades of contract gains?
Your negotiations team needs to support Randy Canale instead of holding out for things that will increase the cost of the company in a way that will make it uncompetitive. Randy Canale has the experience to know how to negotiate a contract and he isn't going to kill the golden goose. What then? Home Depot? Don't be impressed with the 142 highlight sheet when it comes out and think fleet is entitled to some of the benefits that 142 gained. Apples and oranges.
Remember, and this is important, the M & R gave up decades of gains and fleet gave up a much smaller portion.
As I've said before, this industry is wobbly and now is the time to live to fight another day. With oil at record highs, your company must stay competitive and be attractive enough to find a merger partner. You want $20 an hour, then you better pick up a Home Depot application also. You want full sick pay? extra vacation? extra holidays? double time? Everyone does, including Randy Canale, but mergers are going to happen. Those left out of mergers will be gone, those that merge will be able to position themselvs through this recession and high oil cost.
Fleet would have been wise to support Randy Canale and accept the tentative this past September. I understand there would have been significant job loss for the west in that tentative but the return was a 22% wage boost for those west members who stay active.
I want you to explain why.Our mechanics are separate from fleet and although it's not popular for me to say this, fleet can't expect some of the things that our mechanics just gained. Does fleet have a liscense? Did fleet give up decades of contract gains?
Your negotiations team needs to support Randy Canale instead of holding out for things that will increase the cost of the company in a way that will make it uncompetitive. Randy Canale has the experience to know how to negotiate a contract and he isn't going to kill the golden goose. What then? Home Depot? Don't be impressed with the 142 highlight sheet when it comes out and think fleet is entitled to some of the benefits that 142 gained. Apples and oranges.
Remember, and this is important, the M & R gave up decades of gains and fleet gave up a much smaller portion.
As I've said before, this industry is wobbly and now is the time to live to fight another day. With oil at record highs, your company must stay competitive and be attractive enough to find a merger partner. You want $20 an hour, then you better pick up a Home Depot application also. You want full sick pay? extra vacation? extra holidays? double time? Everyone does, including Randy Canale, but mergers are going to happen. Those left out of mergers will be gone, those that merge will be able to position themselvs through this recession and high oil cost.
Fleet would have been wise to support Randy Canale and accept the tentative this past September. I understand there would have been significant job loss for the west in that tentative but the return was a 22% wage boost for those west members who stay active.
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So here's my latest ultimatum to the company Negotiators
(As if I had the slightest influence). FS will not come to the
table and discuss anything until both PHX and LAS get an immediate
across the board $2.00 hr pay raise.