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  • OT+
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2023
    • 2105

    #1

    The Teamsters Imaginary Strike against Amazon

    The union doesn�t represent any Amazon employees, and it�s relying on its allies in the mainstream media to hype its supposed strike.
  • OT+
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2023
    • 2105

    #2
    Thousands of Amazon workers went on strike this Christmas, but most consumers didn�t notice.

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  • The Direct Line
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2023
    • 221

    #3
    Apathy is real. When you run a union and local as service, there is no real engagement. "Think of us as a car insurance you only need us when you get into an accident" is there most horrible approach to take. Many union ozzicers and staff have this mentality.

    "Striking Alone" by Doug Lain brings up something vital, we do need to start from scratch and move away from this two political party system.

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    • Koldiww
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2023
      • 191

      #4
      Unfortunately, members can't separate the unending PR that sprews out of the IBT and reality. The Amazon "strike" is another example of false reporting. 70,000 new "voters" except we arent told how many actual contracts got negotiated and if these voters ever became members. All members really know is how well they are represented in their Local Unions. With few exceptions such as UPS, and now maybe Costco and BUD, it is all local. We have seen the disastrous results of the UPS agreement and the lack of protection of jobs, Costco is heading for a potential disastrous outcome as the Locals have abandoned their members in favor of kissing ass to oz, and the Brewery division is a joke. Members love the tough guy talk, and the bravado, all the while not realizing what it costs them in reality...lessor contracts, more lost cases at the panel level, and a total lack of respect from their employers and other unions. The govt, new tdu, and oz slowly but surely dismantling a once great union.

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      • The Direct Line
        The Direct Line commented
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        How do you negotiate a contract and then recommend "neutral". That blew my mind when I heard it when the IBT had a YouTube live with the two lead negotiators several years back.

      • Faust
        Faust commented
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        And it was as shitty as the ones Rome negotiated, LMFAO!!!
    • Faust
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2023
      • 887

      #5
      Originally posted by Koldiww
      Unfortunately, members can't separate the unending PR that sprews out of the IBT and reality. The Amazon "strike" is another example of false reporting. 70,000 new "voters" except we arent told how many actual contracts got negotiated and if these voters ever became members. All members really know is how well they are represented in their Local Unions. With few exceptions such as UPS, and now maybe Costco and BUD, it is all local. We have seen the disastrous results of the UPS agreement and the lack of protection of jobs, Costco is heading for a potential disastrous outcome as the Locals have abandoned their members in favor of kissing ass to oz, and the Brewery division is a joke. Members love the tough guy talk, and the bravado, all the while not realizing what it costs them in reality...lessor contracts, more lost cases at the panel level, and a total lack of respect from their employers and other unions. The govt, new tdu, and oz slowly but surely dismantling a once great union.
      That Costco contract negotiated by the IBT was a joke. They are at $2.11 in pension per hour. Prior to getting 36 cents in pension in the current contract they were at $1.75 thanks to the negotiating skills of Rome Aloise. But then again, did we all forget of the sweetheart deal Rome cut with Southern Wines and Spirits that got him into trouble with the IRB?

      All hofficers from Rome to O'Brien have been a fraud!

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      • The Direct Line
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2023
        • 221

        #6
        Originally posted by Faust

        That Costco contract negotiated by the IBT was a joke. They are at $2.11 in pension per hour. Prior to getting 36 cents in pension in the current contract they were at $1.75 thanks to the negotiating skills of Rome Aloise. But then again, did we all forget of the sweetheart deal Rome cut with Southern Wines and Spirits that got him into trouble with the IRB?

        All hofficers from Rome to O'Brien have been a fraud!
        Correction, these "hofficers" are now "ozzicers". Their allegiance and loyalty are with SOB now.

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