Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

I heard ibew ready to sign cwa not how true is this

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Post ID: @OP+HiZEl43

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Life doesnt have to be fair. The team better prepared with the most money and biggest hammer wins. NOT the side who can scream the loudest.

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Post ID: @bkl+HiZEl43

@HiZEl43-jya

Even they won't sign it because retirees are going to shafted as well.

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Post ID: @pwg+HiZEl43

"At the end of all this ill bet all 39000 members that the Unions will say, 'The operation was a success.. "

Wait, do you mean to tell me that all the reports of thousands of people crossing the picket line on daily basis were not true as previously posted on this site? Shocking, I tell you...

""Then say, " Even though we KILLED the patient. ""

Nah. The patient that the union wanted killed will be saved by a golden parachute, as well as his closest allies...life is not always fair.

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Post ID: @gup+HiZEl43

The only union people who would want to sign are people who plan on retiring immediately, and don't care what happens to the younger workers who have to stay. OP is a fear-monger and no friend of union folk.

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Post ID: @jya+HiZEl43

At the end of all this ill bet all 39000 members that the Unions will say, 'The operation was a success.. "Then say, " Even though we KILLED the patient. "

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Post ID: @pus+HiZEl43

"LOL. No one is going to sign this piece of crap contract."

Indeed. Unless they plan on retiring the very same day that they return to work, or are looking forward to being unemployed within a year.

"Yea heard from a very reliable source that NY is ready to sign"

LOL. You're talking about the only state that had locals which voted against the previous contract, considering it a sellout. Hell will freeze over before anything close to VZ's current proposal gets ratified there.

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Post ID: @ubr+HiZEl43

At some point even the Sheep will do what they must to survive.

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Post ID: @wbw+HiZEl43

based on this post, mid-atlantic is going to hurt there members.

Other's need to sign, but not do any work in the mid-atlantic.

This is the best you are going to do.

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Post ID: @qbj+HiZEl43

Unions getting ready to propose

Company will say no tomorrow evening to all union demands

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Post ID: @jir+HiZEl43

ccb- Yes that sounds like a good plan.

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Post ID: @szn+HiZEl43

CWA is holding the it up.

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Post ID: @voz+HiZEl43

How much do you want to bet all these rah rah stay on strikers are the same guys we all worked with who did nothing all day.

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Post ID: @ova+HiZEl43

LOL. No one is going to sign this piece of crap contract.

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Post ID: @nhd+HiZEl43

MidAtlantic Is not a bunch of pussys that will roll over and let the company have whatever it wants. We are in this to the end! The company's telling their EWAs it will be over August 1? No way! It will be over when the cmpany agrees to all union demands and not one minute sooner. August 1? Maybe in 2017 v

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Post ID: @ccb+HiZEl43

Yea heard from a very reliable source that NY is ready to sign

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Post ID: @mhq+HiZEl43

CWA NY also ready. It is the MidAtlantic that is holding this up

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