Smells like desperation to me!
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LOL...the government brought up the mediation...not Verizon.
To which Verizon said OK and the union said no.
So I ask again...why would Verizon feel the pressure from the government and not the union
Suddenly, the night before strike verizon was talking mediation. That also seemed desperate. I don't think they thought the Union would strike.
"Verizon is near breaking point with pressure from fcc"
I beleive Verizon was the side agreeeing to mediation....why would they feel the pressure and not the union?
@mmx I didn't realize you were expert in this site. You must spend an awful lot of time here even when you're supposed to be doing your job. Classic Union work ethic.
No you did not get it.
It is desperation because of the "record numbers"of pro-company posts that have suddenly shown up.
Are you stupid or just dishonest?
Nevermind, I don't care
So it's not desperation if you post here but if they do it is?
Got it.
The desperation is setting in because the company trolls know they are being used as pawns, and the company will eventually chew them up and spit them out.
Verizon is near breaking point with pressure from fcc
They know not what they say, they are only spewing what the Verizon propaganda machine feeds them, they have no clue about what is being bargained, they keep repeating the same crap.