Well,It is what it is.The people who care voted.The rest obviously don’t care who gets in.I remember when you voted at the convention only.Maybe we should go backwards if nobody cares.
You voted,That’s all that matters.Thank you for votingThat sucks...
Also heard today that the OBrien slate is winning….
Anything attached to the Hoffa name has no chance. The way he screwed freight for years & now with ups’s two tier pay scale, they will show them what they think. Also look at teamster Canada, they pushed Hoffa over the finish line last election….7% turnout so far.Varma getting his clock cleaned in the south by a 2-1 margin.
Similar to what happens with elections in general in this country. Apathy with elections/voting, apathy with letting "woke" get so out of hand.Sad that folks are too lazy to not take 5 minutes or less to mark a ballot & drop it in the mail. Most couldn't tell you where their local is located but boy can they bitch about any small thing.
Apathy is the downfall of many things.Similar to what happens with elections in general in this country.
I used think it was Wong's sheep, but you're right, it's apathy.Apathy is the downfall of many things.
Sad but true, especially the bitchin partSad that folks are too lazy to not take 5 minutes or less to mark a ballot & drop it in the mail. Most couldn't tell you where their local is located but boy can they bitch about any small thing.
Yet, the most bitching comes from the (no voters)Sad but true, especially the bitchin part
Much worse than anger. Anger says “I care,” apathy says “who cares”?Apathy is the downfall of many things.
I was non-union 14 years and union for 24-years. It was a breath of fresh are to work where seniority ruled. You pay your dues (work bad jobs & hours, drive worst equipment) for 10 years and then you reap the benefits later. I understood that and accepted that. When I retired in 2013, the bottom 5 men on the seniority list caused more issues than the rest of the list combined. The young guys think they deserve the best runs, best trucks, and best work days from day one (seniority be damned). All about me.My experience is that the 70's and 80's were time of a true brotherhood. Teamsters stuck together and helped each other however they could. Something started to change in the 90's. I saw more and more meesters in the barn. By the 2000's there were more of them than old line Teamsters. The mind set of these guys is that they don't owe the Union or their brothers anything. One of the results of this is the 14% voter turnout being seen now. I would suggest that the 14% that voted are the only true union men (and women) left in the Teamsters. So sad.