ABF | ABF local by local vote breakdown

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ABF Local by Local Vote Count
VOTE BREAKDOWN ON ABF WAGE REDUCTION

LOCAL UNION YES NO
5 0 4
7 5 3
17 48 46
20 4 4
24 4 4
26 3 6
29 6 3
30 1 9
40 2 5
41 83 123
43 9 5
61 8 0
63 49 142
70 12 20
71 20 24
79 31 7
81 20 35
87 3 1
89 16 11
92 4 2
100 13 24
104 52 72
107 25 25
110 9 7
118 5 2
120 40 31
135 24 59
137 0 2
150 14 22
160 6 0
164 2 1
170 19 14
171 55 3
174 11 14
175 9 6
179 5 17
182
186 6 1
190 6 0
191 6 20
200 20 16
206 3 2
215 9 2
217 4 2
222 79 51
223 1 1
231 3 3
236 1 1
238 16 5
245 3 3
249 6 13
251 6 10
264 2 0
270 5 4
287 2 13
294 9 4
299 16 6
312 10 8
313 9 8
317 10 7
325 3 8
332 3 1
337 2 2
340 7 1
346 2 0
355 32 24
364 18 4
371 6 2
373 7 7
375 16 7
377 39 21
384 3 8
385 40 19
391 89 98
397 11 1
401 3 16
402 7 2
406 9 13
407 8 27
413 9 16
414 9 3
429 4 8
431 9 8
439 5 3
443 9 7
445 4 11
449 1 1
480 11 38
483 2 1
492 145 86
493 4 4
495 2 1
509 13 22
512 8 11
519 11 8
523 8 5
528 16 16
529 1 6
533 5 17
542 12 8
554 26 53
560 41 74
568 9 3
577 24 4
580 1 5
592 11 1
597 14 3
600 28 43
612 7 19
614 11 1
624 2 1
627 5 2
631 5 18
633 6 2
637 3 1
639 3 8
651 1 9
653 13 12
657 43 17
662 16 6
667 53 30
670 24 1
671 5 18
673 13 4
687 3 1
688 5 0
690 5 1
693 2 3
695 8 7
696 3 1
697 1 1
701
705 14 105
707 8 58
710 88 394
722 0 4
728 126 235
745 115 164
749 0 0
763 3 2
769 33 29
771 6 4
773 10 6
776 211 341
795 3 6
822 3 7
823 6 1
833 2 2
848 12 22
856 0 5
878 133 201
886 9 7
891 17 24
908 3 2
916 7 6
952 13 27
955 2 0
957 241 221
961 7 3
962 1 2
983 4 0
988 8 53
991 9 4
992 9 3

 

[joshracing11]

Maybe I'm reading this wrong, but it looks like most folks at the smaller end of line terminals voted for the concessions, trying to make sure they still had a job, perhaps? And the majority of their brothers and sisters in the bigger terminals and locals figured their own jobs were probably safe, so why not roll the dice? If I'm looking at this wrong, please enlighten me.

 

[leftyblack]

[quote author=joshracing11 link=topic=80529.msg833294#msg833294 date=1274928008]
Maybe I'm reading this wrong, but it looks like most folks at the smaller end of line terminals voted for the concessions, trying to make sure they still had a job, perhaps? And the majority of their brothers and sisters in the bigger terminals and locals figured their own jobs were probably safe, so why not roll the dice? If I'm looking at this wrong, please enlighten me.
[/quote]I believe it's the small end of the line terminals are easier to intimidate. Harder for these guys to stand up for themselves. Got the big boss man up close & personal everyday...might even be a friend to these guys & in their ear everyday telling them all the lies ( that were proven) about how much abf needed them & how bad things were going to be (ie: brain washing) that's why we need unions...strength in numbers !!!!Most guys don't want to be the bad guy & have the balls to stand there and STAND ALONE and say what's truly on their mind!!!

 

[joshracing11]

Ok, so I've tried to refrain from asking this question, but since you kind of brought it up again..... If you honestly think that everyone you work for is a liar and a cheat, why wouldn't you work for someone you could at least trust to some extent? Don't get me wrong, I don't agree with every decision that ABF management (or anyone else for that matter) makes, but any time I've found myself in a position of working for somone that I absolutely couldn't trust, I've found some place else to be. If I thought that the whole company I worked for couldn't be trusted to tell me the truth, I'd have my resignation on someone's desk tomorrow morning.