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If someone brings cards around, I am always willing to sign. But if we do get a vote, I will have to contemplate who to vote for. For me the issue isn't whether TWU has done a bad job, but whether anyone else could have done better. I believe the crisis we are facing now has more to do with poor management and industry trends than with TWU misleadings.
Of coarse, I could be wrong.
I have not forgotten, I lived through those contracts. And I do not see the TWU as the underdog, to the contrary. I see them as the fat, bloated, incumbent. But I am concerned with the new new unions.
I have signed an AMFA card every single time they were passed around in too many stations to recall. I think a vote is healthy. I am just not convinced by the competition. My eyes are facing forward, what has passed is done. And done at the hands of my fellow union brothers who voted those contracts in.
heres some of my reasons for wanting rid of the TWU. http://www.representationnow.com/
My eyes are facing forward, what has passed is done. And done at the hands of my fellow union brothers who voted those contracts in.
There are other unions like IAM who have the resources and political affiliations.
I believe we need to get a vote. It would be a win-win situation. Either we get a new union or keep the TWU who will realize they can be voted out.
Like I said, I will sign any and every card that comes around. But when it comes to actually handing my career over to a new union, not so sure I will do it.
It would be really nice if this information were to be placed into a professional looking format instead of resembling graffiti painted on a passing freight train. Great info, impossible to read.