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You're just a little shyNah.
Whats the weez worth to youI have to agree with WeAAsles on this one. If they have to pay you off to sign a contract then the contract is not worth ****.
Indeed,... my point is they are not above letting this go on for years
I'm glad it calmed you Tim was worried about youAl I’m not going to speak for Maintenance but I really don’t believe again that what the Company is currently proposing would pass in Fleet. First those comments on Jetnet are not BS. And secondly I don’t see anyone on multiple Group FB pages clamoring to get a hold of the Company’s offer.
So it doesn’t even matter then if this does drag out into Section 6.
Your side would be an almost complete no vote and I don’t think it would even pass our side. So the math makes it pretty easy. I’d say as it stands it would fail somewhere between 60 to 70%
Actually some of this drama has calmed me a lot. It’s almost actually resigned me to the possibility that yea we may really go in to separate Section 6’s?
We’ll see?
A lot of peolpe will be pissed if goes to section 6.I think they could tweak the contract (no job losses) and get it to pass TWU doesnt care about IAM health or pension why should theyAl I’m not going to speak for Maintenance but I really don’t believe again that what the Company is currently proposing would pass in Fleet. First those comments on Jetnet are not BS. And secondly I don’t see anyone on multiple Group FB pages clamoring to get a hold of the Company’s offer.
So it doesn’t even matter then if this does drag out into Section 6.
Your side would be an almost complete no vote and I don’t think it would even pass our side. So the math makes it pretty easy. I’d say as it stands it would fail somewhere between 60 to 70%
Actually some of this drama has calmed me a lot. It’s almost actually resigned me to the possibility that yea we may really go in to separate Section 6’s?
We’ll see?
Weez you said calm I think its more resigned to the factI’m serious Al.
A lot of peolpe will be pissed if goes to section 6.I think they could tweak the contract (no job losses) and get it to pass TWU doesnt care about IAM health or pension why should they
Weez Im not talking about the negotiators I'm talking rank and file they dont care about IAM needsIt’s not a contest when they’re in the rooms in DC Al. The TWU is not the ultimate sole decision maker anyway and really isn’t interested in screwing the IAM guys even if they could. It’s been something I’ve tried to convey on here for a pretty long time now but still seems to keep falling through the cracks.
Sure the Company can tweak it quite a bit more if they want. Question is will they? They already claim that they just added more.
Nice that our guys got to find that out at the same time as we did watching Company propaganda videos.
Agree but it could ne tweaked also agree outrageous amounts of managersAs much as I want a contract, I would take Section 6 over what has been offered. I am most concerned about job losses and stations not being reopened. I don't think we should lose jobs, even through attrition, when the company is building, buying, and adding this many managers. I do not think the current offer would pass if sent out. At first it seemed like a possibility, but after the union explained the 5000 job loss figure, a lot of the yes votes turned to no.
Weez Im not talking about the negotiators I'm talking rank and file they dont care about IAM needs
As much as I want a contract, I would take Section 6 over what has been offered. I am most concerned about job losses and stations not being reopened. I don't think we should lose jobs, even through attrition, when the company is building, buying, and adding this many managers. I do not think the current offer would pass if sent out. At first it seemed like a possibility, but after the union explained the 5000 job loss figure, a lot of the yes votes turned to no.