perserverance
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- Aug 10, 2007
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''the fact is that we are not in any kind of position or condition as a group (a very weak one at that) to risk even the slightest chance of de certification------''
Jimmy-
When then ? This card signing has united and in some ways seperated the group. Were
seeing the people who want change and those who chose to remain status quo. The people
who seek change are out numbering those who don't in alittle over 2 weeks (for the IBEW).
Jim, you sound a little unsure of making a change and thats' fine, but there are those who
are demanding it and thier huge. I don't know your role in all of this, but if your not in support
for change and your only argument is the possibility of decertification, I'll need more. I can't
let this go on any longer. Do not assume people like me are not union. I am and have been for
years and will vote for representation again. This time though for the IBEW. I'm not looking for
decertification but I'm willing to take the chance that won't happen. The IAM will have the same
opportunity in thier campain to keep the workforce under thier name. Do you think that 50%
of the current workforce won't vote. Look at that way , The company needs 50% of the workforce
not to vote. Do you think the company has that number, I don't. I'm not saying the IBEW will get
all 50%+1, but I'm thinking between the 2 unions there is that number. So don't sign a card, thats'
your call but that is also a vote for the current represenitve. You can always sign a card and hope
the IAM cleans up thier act and listens to you and cast your vote for them. The IAM could win again
and if so I hope they listen to us, they haven't yet...til now that THIER jobs and FAMILIES are being
threatened. Jim, read that post from the ''spouse''. Thats' the families being affected now...To me
its' worth the ''slightest chance''. Mind you this is just my opinion.
Thanks
Jimmy-
When then ? This card signing has united and in some ways seperated the group. Were
seeing the people who want change and those who chose to remain status quo. The people
who seek change are out numbering those who don't in alittle over 2 weeks (for the IBEW).
Jim, you sound a little unsure of making a change and thats' fine, but there are those who
are demanding it and thier huge. I don't know your role in all of this, but if your not in support
for change and your only argument is the possibility of decertification, I'll need more. I can't
let this go on any longer. Do not assume people like me are not union. I am and have been for
years and will vote for representation again. This time though for the IBEW. I'm not looking for
decertification but I'm willing to take the chance that won't happen. The IAM will have the same
opportunity in thier campain to keep the workforce under thier name. Do you think that 50%
of the current workforce won't vote. Look at that way , The company needs 50% of the workforce
not to vote. Do you think the company has that number, I don't. I'm not saying the IBEW will get
all 50%+1, but I'm thinking between the 2 unions there is that number. So don't sign a card, thats'
your call but that is also a vote for the current represenitve. You can always sign a card and hope
the IAM cleans up thier act and listens to you and cast your vote for them. The IAM could win again
and if so I hope they listen to us, they haven't yet...til now that THIER jobs and FAMILIES are being
threatened. Jim, read that post from the ''spouse''. Thats' the families being affected now...To me
its' worth the ''slightest chance''. Mind you this is just my opinion.
Thanks