Cmon some of you yes men on here...back em up, support the cause, ask for next concession vote to be next week not next year.
I can't believe anyone bought their story about being broke. For the last 40 years I know of every time a contract is up the company cries their broke and can't afford raises, no increases in h&w and no increases in the pension. First time you cave it's hard to stop. I hope people have learned something from this last fiasco, if the company was broke they wouldn't be paying outlandish bonuses or giving raises to management.
Triplex you need to burn your union card !!! no need for YES VOTERS to have one !!!! and you notice they have paid Bonuses , but have not paid any thing the the DEBT balance !!! IF you have been around for other contract times , you would know they always say the same thing , we need money to pay DEBT down !!! HA HA , oh well enjoy your next 5 years of -15% while they party on the Bonus money !!!
Triplex you need to burn your union card !!! no need for YES VOTERS to have one !!!! and you notice they have paid Bonuses , but have not paid any thing the the DEBT balance !!! IF you have been around for other contract times , you would know they always say the same thing , we need money to pay DEBT down !!! HA HA , oh well enjoy your next 5 years of -15% while they party on the Bonus money !!!
I can't believe there are still people who don't understand the financial situation they were in. They never claimed to be broke. They had operating capital. They did not have the many millions of dollars needed to pay off the bonds/loans which matured/came due. Do you even remotely understand the difference? After 30 years I would think you should.
Claiming that without concessions, the company will shut down, to most people means....broke.
Raises and bonuses in the aftermath, to most people stinks like****
I can't believe there are still people who don't understand the financial situation they were in. They never claimed to be broke. They had operating capital. They did not have the many millions of dollars needed to pay off the bonds/loans which matured/came due. Do you even remotely understand the difference? After 30 years I would think you should.