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Edited 3d ago by bubblehead
@rod said ↗But we had the balls to strike-----twice-----and with only like $55 a week strike pay -which we had to turn around and give back plus more to keep our medical insurance active. There is a BIG difference between talking strike and doing it.So,it.So you think the majority of UPSers (part-timers) would not honor a strike in the short term for $1,000 a week and continued TeamCare benefits while honoring the picket lines?I tend to believe they would.
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But we had the balls to strike-----twice-----and with only like $55 a week strike pay -which we had to turn around and give back plus more to keep our medical insurance active. There is a BIG difference between talking strike and doing it.




So you think the majority of UPSers (part-timers) would not honor a strike in the short term for $1,000 a week and continued TeamCare benefits while honoring the picket lines?

I tend to believe they would.


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But we had the balls to strike-----twice-----and with only like $55 a week strike pay -which we had to turn around and give back plus more to keep our medical insurance active. There is a BIG difference between talking strike and doing it.




So, you think the majority of UPSers (part-timers) would not honor a strike in the short term for $1,000 a week and continued TeamCare benefits while honoring the picket lines?

I tend to believe they would.