Comments on: Another Post-negotiation Changing of the Guard http://cybersteward.net/2007/10/17/another-post-negotiation-changing-of-the-guard/ rank-and-file union views since 2003 Tue, 15 Nov 2011 09:32:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Howard http://cybersteward.net/2007/10/17/another-post-negotiation-changing-of-the-guard/comment-page-1/#comment-21 Howard Mon, 22 Oct 2007 18:22:09 +0000 http://cybersteward.net/2007/10/17/another-post-negotiation-changing-of-the-guard/#comment-21 No, this deal doesn't appear to have many gains in it at all. I'm still waiting to see what the local supplement offers, but no matter how phenomenal the supplement may be, I don't like the idea of voting yes on a contract that needs to be rescued by its supplements. No, this deal doesn’t appear to have many gains in it at all.

I’m still waiting to see what the local supplement offers, but no matter how phenomenal the supplement may be, I don’t like the idea of voting yes on a contract that needs to be rescued by its supplements.

]]> By: Tim http://cybersteward.net/2007/10/17/another-post-negotiation-changing-of-the-guard/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Tim Sun, 21 Oct 2007 12:41:24 +0000 http://cybersteward.net/2007/10/17/another-post-negotiation-changing-of-the-guard/#comment-20 Sadly, this new deal doesn't even compare to 97. That the leadership is selling this contract so aggressively should tell you how unattractive a deal it really is. If the proposed contract is such a win for us, then the best parts must be written in invisible ink. Sadly, this new deal doesn’t even compare to 97. That the leadership is selling this contract so aggressively should tell you how unattractive a deal it really is. If the proposed contract is such a win for us, then the best parts must be written in invisible ink.

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