Thread regarding General Electric Co. layoffs

Time has ran out say no to job code change but read this as you ponder your vote

Salt Poured on 205 Schenectady Union Slugs Today

205 Union employees released from the Schenectady defect factory today.

Although I have little affection for the lazy, self entitled, uneducated union employees that make up such a vast portion of the factories dwindling work force, I truly would never wish a layoff on anyone. Even terrible employees have obligations to those they love and that part of the equation does make me feel sorry for anyone released today.

With that said, oh my god, it’s about time! This productivity dud is finally on its way to the rubish heap. Anyone who works here must know that it’s only a matter of time before 273 and it’s manufacturing is retired. A work force that is completely over compensated for a technical skill set that it no longer possesses, a materials engineering group that has had no significant advances in its product line in two decades, and a once competent management team that has been replaced by smiling empty suits that know all the current catch phrases and nothing about managing an operational work force.

Trust me, the remaining work is going overseas, and soon. Schenctady was given a final chance to save its self two years ago and instead of unifying everyone associated with 273 blew it. The Schenectady manufacturing team, unionized and otherwise should be ashamed of itself. It’s a disaster that has taken a decade to run its course.

There is nothing funnier than watching the salaried employees try to align them selves with managers that they think may save their job, and watching union employees talk about their contract, abuse FMLA benefits, and file childish grievances in a poorly veiled attempt to veil there negligence and poor performance. It’s like watching cats and dogs trying to kill each other on the Titanic. Priceless.

Good luck vote yes or no it will not matter

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How many bodies left at Schenectady?

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Post ID: @jsn+UzWM65V

Don't be intimidated. Vote NO!

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Post ID: @etv+UzWM65V

The Hall made the proposal to the company not the company proposing it to the union. The Hall is playing every member in 273 and R&D to save their own butts. I personally sat in on the meeting held Tuesday afternoon. You all need to call Rob and Scott out on this.

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Post ID: @tvc+UzWM65V

How ignorant can you be to vote no. Take a stand to have them close the plant on you. Ask your friends in Erie how that played out. Wake Up! I’m voting YES.

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Post ID: @zgx+UzWM65V

They’re gonna cut jobs regardless of the vote, they may eventually close the plant . This proposal won’t remedy either scenario. Why be intimidated into accepting this proposal with a “Yes” vote. I’ve got years to go and don’t want to work under that proposal. It’s been discussed years ago and turned down because it’s sh--. Ask yourselves why, why would we want to work under that proposal? Why - say “YES” when they will do what they want anyway? Vote “ No” and take a stand

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