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A quick calc yields $676 minus tax return ≈ $600. 8% of wage increase minus the current likely 3.5% offer is 1.8 times as much. Easily covers the 600 plus the idea and strength behind a union is the threat of strike not the actual strike action itself. EBA negotiations be like CEO has a number of dollars set aside for - production - shutdowns there is a number of weeks that each concern can go without production. If our members can outlast this number. We good. Now the non unionised 50% of a workforce can struggle through foiling any strikes (that we dont want.) - uva stuff. Now, if 50 workers all team up and have in their corner who, for all intents and purposes is a employment rules lawyer. With carefully set out and costed value based on what we offer/what you get back, firsthand knowledge of other similar workplaces for comparison/leverage. The object is to not strike (nobody makes bank) but to force a situation where the company knows if we do, they are fucked. You do this by making sure 100% of the workforce is made aware of this. By showing them this exact type of message. Wage - union fees + 8% > Wage + 3.5%. Also when you ask questions about safety or uniform or PPE you get an answer based on 100% of your workmates standing with you. It makes many things easier down the line. EDIT Thankyou for giving me another idea. Another thread mentions how stupid people are/can be. So i was getting all technical and numbery on my previous attempts at convincing the fence sitters at work. Ill make it as simple as i did above. People hate math and long convoluted explainations. We love zinging catch phrases. | |||
Last edited by Duik; 05-21-2024 at 07:03 PM..
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