It was a dogshit offer the Union negotiation team accepted. It really was not worth the drama of striking and disobeying the labour board…only to accept that.
portstrix on
Fortunately, for passengers, it is now irrelevant as there can no longer be a work stoppage.
Part of the agreement signed by the union was that even if the members voted down the deal negotiated by union leadership, they will not strike – it automatically goes to mediation, and then binding arbitration – which is what management & the government wanted in the first place.
howismyspelling on
And here I was just listening to some political analyses the other day where someone was advocating for the government overstepping and that the attendants got the best deal ever and they were all so happy with the offer.
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BigGuy4UftCIA on
I’m confused, if the tentative deal was rejected so completely after all that wouldn’t that mean there is no confidence in the bargaining team?
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It was a dogshit offer the Union negotiation team accepted. It really was not worth the drama of striking and disobeying the labour board…only to accept that.
Fortunately, for passengers, it is now irrelevant as there can no longer be a work stoppage.
Part of the agreement signed by the union was that even if the members voted down the deal negotiated by union leadership, they will not strike – it automatically goes to mediation, and then binding arbitration – which is what management & the government wanted in the first place.
And here I was just listening to some political analyses the other day where someone was advocating for the government overstepping and that the attendants got the best deal ever and they were all so happy with the offer.
-.-
I’m confused, if the tentative deal was rejected so completely after all that wouldn’t that mean there is no confidence in the bargaining team?