Big deficit

[Koldiww]

Just wondering how oz will make up for the member loss involving the GCIU and Yellow. Over 40,000 members. They go back and destroy almost 20 years of commitment and break the word of the IBT by throwing the GCIU out, and break a sacred commitment to all members to do everything you can to save their jobs, and then let the members decide if they want the deal jobs or not. The new Teamsters, I suppose. I do see one game coming...they kick the GCIU out, lose every issue with them in court so far, so now they will raid them (Chicago first) and if they prevail which is very questionable with their amateur organizing staff, the IBT's expensive PR firm will brag about the organizing victory.

[Gus]

Just wondering how oz will make up for the member loss involving the GCIU and Yellow. Over 40,000 members. They go back and destroy almost 20 years of commitment and break the word of the IBT by throwing the GCIU out, and break a sacred commitment to all members to do everything you can to save their jobs, and then let the members decide if they want the deal jobs or not. The new Teamsters, I suppose. I do see one game coming...they kick the GCIU out, lose every issue with them in court so far, so now they will raid them (Chicago first) and if they prevail which is very questionable with their amateur organizing staff, the IBT's expensive PR firm will brag about the organizing victory.

Remember the 206,000 new members they were bragging about a few months ago. Turns out it was closer to 200, that tells you what they'll do about this loss, they'll just lie about it. What they did to Teamsters at Yellow is shameful and will make organizing in freight impossible for a very long time.

[Thisischange?]

It's all smoke and mirrors from the Wizard of OZ.