Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

VOTE NO!

This "agreement" is nothing for than the LBFO with an extra year. We got had -- this strike wasn't for us, it was for the union to be able to get wireless into the union.

We lost 7 weeks of pay for no benefit to us! We got used to get wireless a contract.

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Post ID: @OP+HD3ByPH

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Yea, all of these "+++++" were worth losing 10K PLUS in pay.

Everyone called it, the Union has to spin it to justify their actions.

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Post ID: @lsy+HD3ByPH

"Yeah, $40m from the strike fund but then Shelton scuttles the strike only days before the payout out of the fund we built and paid for double$."

Wait what?

The last check that we'll receive will be $300. The next one would've been $400. Where do you get the "double" part of your statement?

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Post ID: @onz+HD3ByPH

LFBO + 1 YEAR PLUS.....

no cap on pensions at 30 years, plus

3% pension increase, plus

8 offices set to close will not close, plus

new vzw union workers, plus

no additional outsourcing, plus

no long term, long distance transfers, plus

-Wait, I'm getting tired.... plus

retirees with no premium will continue with no premium.

Stupid Fu#@ing moron.

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Post ID: @xuu+HD3ByPH

Yeah, $40m from the strike fund but then Shelton scuttles the strike only days before the payout out of the fund we built and paid for double$. Bullshit.

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Post ID: @wws+HD3ByPH

The Scabs didn't go home yet? Nobody listens to you Scabs . Get on with your life.

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Post ID: @wzh+HD3ByPH

@vin ____ well, you would think the CWA got more out of it but we really do not know as the contract has not been published yet.

Let's face it, the CWA had their backs against the wall. For the Union membership to say otherwise would simply be delusional. The Union membership can say otherwise but quite frankly Verizon had it well orchestrated from a legal stand point and Verizon appeared willing to lose money on the business. God knows they spent a fortune and appeared willing to spend more.

It may be that there is an awareness that wireline may be getting sold to a more Union friendly company and the CWA agreed to the present terms knowing times ahead would be better. Just speculating on that but honestly, I am a bit curious why Verizon appears to have caved. Very odd.

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Post ID: @poi+HD3ByPH

if the details are as some on here have suggested (which apparently will be posted shortly), there is a HUGE difference between the LBFO and the end result !

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Post ID: @wzq+HD3ByPH

Actually, thus contract is everything we were hoping for other than being 4 year, I preferred 5

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Post ID: @yeh+HD3ByPH

"We got used to get wireless a contract."

There's got to be a lot more than that in for the union given that they had to shell out $40M from the strike fund.

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Post ID: @vin+HD3ByPH

You don't know sh--...fu (k face

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Post ID: @ksf+HD3ByPH

I agree, it was for Chris to have more dues coming so he can put his fat assin a bigger plane.

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Post ID: @dno+HD3ByPH

"This "agreement" is nothing for than the LBFO with an extra year."

And you know this - how?

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