NeedForSpeed
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- Jan 6, 2005
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PITMTC...I believe it is "get R dun"...I know PIT is kicking butt. They are beating the check dates over the previous ones.
CLT however, they will still geterrdun someday.
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PITMTC...I believe it is "get R dun"...I know PIT is kicking butt. They are beating the check dates over the previous ones.
CLT however, they will still geterrdun someday.
Cal,
Didn't you say in one of your posts that if there was a choice, you would never choose IBT to represent you because of an experience you had?
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The IAM is the only union I had any bad experiences with, READ Plural...two different places and times. 70’s and 90’s.
Union represented workplaces in general have not been the best places I have been employed. And, I have been employed at many places considering the chaos from the Steel Mills on and being at the perfect wrong age without a graduate degree to fall back on. Falling back on the unions was not an option because they had their own mass casualties to worry about let alone little old me. I made it with trade skills with zero help of any union. The places I worked at with unions told me I was working too hard, not taking a break on time or too short of time and that I produced too much. Funny because my work ethics and habits have enabled me to maintain steady good employment while many union members ask me if I can put in the good word for them. Sorry to say, most I can not, if I am to remain honest.
He does not know what he is talking about, the company and the IAM are in talks to bring more work back in-house as we can do it cheaper, better and quicker then the vendors.
all i can say is don't be too suprised if they go back to court again....
when fighting an opponent for the first time,and you lose...you study his ways and come back ; if you are strong you defeat him at a later date....
all i can say is don't be too suprised if they go back to court again....
when fighting an opponent for the first time,and you lose...you study his ways and come back ; if you are strong you defeat him at a later date....
How do you explain how the IAM did ALL overhaul and support work on their aircraft since 1949. They sent the Airbus out to vendors and lost that action in a court decision. However, only months later are sending 50% of the 737's, all the 757's, all 767's, every A330 and just about all the shops out to vendors per the contract. Don't you think that is precedent?It does not matter what Parker thinks he can do, it has been to court and arbitration and the IAM has prevailed and it is precedent setting and binding.
Dave Siegel and Everett Hemenway tried and lost.
Gonzo,
Are the IBT union dues 2 1/2 times hourly rate? Is there also an extra $3.00 per month for a strike fund?
you know as well as i that they new (IAM + company)that the membership wouldn't reject that.How do you explain how the IAM did ALL overhaul and support work on their aircraft since 1949. They sent the Airbus out to vendors and lost that action in a court decision. However, only months later are sending 50% of the 737's, all the 757's, all 767's, every A330 and just about all the shops out to vendors per the contract. Don't you think that is precedent?
sorry guy but this technology real pain inass on windy day.....Boy dude you send mix signals, but I have to agree with most of what you say.
you know as well as i that they new (IAM + company)that the membership wouldn't reject that.
sorry guy but this technology real pain inass on windy day.....
you know as well as i that they new (IAM + company)that the membership wouldn't reject that.
and we would beat the vendor with inhouse or else. :unsure:What is needed is a global union. Maybe we could elect the Antichrist to head it, that way corporate America would then have a little healthy competition.