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I keep hearing that a second NO vote is authorization for a strike. I was called in for a company meeting tonight at 8:00 P.M. My questions will be the same as the questions at the Union meeting.

1: How can this be a second vote if it's the same contract we voted down the first time.?

2:Why haven't they addressed the issues that caused the first vote to fail.?

3: Who is calling for a strike vote. The company or the union.?I know the employees aren't. (must be a scare tactic).


It's interesting that YRCW has a vote coming up and over 400 people on the site. We have a vote and 40 people are showing concern. Must be the difference between a union company and one that's not so much.!!
 
I keep hearing that a second NO vote is authorization for a strike. I was called in for a company meeting tonight at 8:00 P.M. My questions will be the same as the questions at the Union meeting.

1: How can this be a second vote if it's the same contract we voted down the first time.?

2:Why haven't they addressed the issues that caused the first vote to fail.?

3: Who is calling for a strike vote. The company or the union.?I know the employees aren't. (must be a scare tactic).


It's interesting that YRCW has a vote coming up and over 400 people on the site. We have a vote and 40 people are showing concern. Must be the difference between a union company and one that's not so much.!!

The company can't call for a strike. They could lock the workers out if no deal is reached but that is highly unklikely.
 
If there is no threat to strike the company will have no reason to bargain again. I am not going to go into anything now, I'll wait until after the vote is done Sunday.

Just go and vote. Yes or no. We will all deal with the consequences either way.
 
Sadly I have to disagree with temsta if you don't care enough to ay least read the ta stay home the least someone can do is to make an informed choice.
 
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