Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

http://www.fox5dc.com/news/121758961-story One injury already

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Post ID: @OP+GTgoIaZ

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Look at meeeee. I'm a wannabe boss in the working mans truck.... weeeeeee. weeeeeeeee.

Great to see all the support for the striking workers around here. Good luck mcmanagers, youll need it.

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Post ID: @lji+GTgoIaZ

I love making money watching Union Scum actually do something and half asswalk a picket line. Whats for dinner?

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Post ID: @fgq+GTgoIaZ

Hey jnc, didn't the ever-so-wonderful Bob McGuire teach you that in EWA training?

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Post ID: @rlx+GTgoIaZ

Love how all the keyboard tough guy ex manager guys now have diarrhea of the mouth, little pissed are we? No have to get your big fat greasy/asskissing but out from behind that desk do you,,,,, Enjoy but licks...

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Post ID: @lzo+GTgoIaZ

this is the same location where, during the 2011 strike, union picketers stepped "unexpectedly and suddenly" in front of incoming vehicles, faked resulting "injuries," hammered nails into incoming vehicles (driving slowly so as not to run over picketer feet), spit on vehicles, spit on people (VZ or not) who dared walk near, and into pizza boxes (etc.) being delivered to workers. I wonder if they are related to the union picketers who cut 911 lines and hospital comm cables as well... class acts. quality people.

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Post ID: @tmw+GTgoIaZ

The union guys don't hit anybody while they sleep in their trucks all day doing nothing but complaining how hard they got it. Go get drunk like Jerry Horton did,. He was an A--hole too.

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Post ID: @zeh+GTgoIaZ

no job is that important that you put your life or the life of others at risk--- your responsible for your actions

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Post ID: @kwg+GTgoIaZ

No this is bad news for managers and the company. The training was not long enough nor taught by those who know what games go on out there during a strike.

If you are a manager driving a personal car or truck near a picket line and red shirts are coming towards you, roll up the windows, turn up the radio and stop the car until the union allows you to pass. Video what you can and if necessary call the cops to free your car. Keep in mind though that the cops and union play for the same team.

Bottom line, no manager should be rushing or risking out there. They need to realize that they are pawns in this game too.

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Post ID: @jnc+GTgoIaZ

HA!

Stupid union dolt playing in the street again. Didn't anyone tell him to look both ways before crossing the street?

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Post ID: @ijd+GTgoIaZ

Anything you can do, I can do better......

I can do anything better than you ....

Including driving a truck like a big boy without running over anyone in the road.

Not hard, but not for everyone it seems.

Silly boss, trucks aren't for kids like you.

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Post ID: @vhq+GTgoIaZ

Typical no time manager, just don't get it, probably a millennial.

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Post ID: @cse+GTgoIaZ

Dummy McManager hits pedestrian on McManager's first day play-faking as a working guy. Hilarious.

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Post ID: @nqk+GTgoIaZ

Dumb sh-- head union guy being a tough guy in front of others. As Darwin said, get rid of the dumb ones so they don't breed.

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Post ID: @prx+GTgoIaZ

That is just the typical Day 1 stuff. A Union striker jumping in front of a truck to get injured. The manager will be traumatized and moved to another garage. Looks like the games have already begun.

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