Will the results be a return to work, or more of the same circle jerk?
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OH... There's whale guy again. Posting from mommys computer.
Come on whale guy. Give it up!!! Go to sleep. Tomorrow is a new day
Or maybe your comprehension skills aren't up to par.
No wonder these a--holes need a union. How many of these whales are required to figure out stuff? Oh wait, I have to ask a union representative first.
"Rich Young, a Verizon spokesperson, told Motherboard that the company has filled “thousands” of temporary job openings as the strike has progressed. He said that the temporary workers are being used to provide relief for the middle managers, lawyers and accountants whom the company deployed to work as replacements as the strike has unfolded.
Young said the typical job duration for the temporary Verizon workers is two weeks. He said they will not be receiving healthcare benefits during their employment. He added that the company was finding strong interest for temporary positions among unemployed people and college students."
You mean this master plan? The one where the temps are staying for about two weeks? Your own guy makes you look stupid. Now shut up PLEASE????
There is little doubt Verizon doesn't want the union back. They just have to find a legal way to keep them out. So far that has been endless bargaining while training "temporary" replacements by the thousands. If the membership votes to accept an offered contract though I don't think there is much Verizon could do to delay them coming back to work.
gho why the lol at the end??? it wasn't a funny comment at all. it was actually really dumb
If the unions want to come back, will verizon have to take some time to think about it?
Like maybe forever, lol.