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re: USW strike...** POSSIBLE END IN SIGHT **
Posted on 3/4/15 at 8:39 am to LSU0358
Posted on 3/4/15 at 8:39 am to LSU0358
Looks like refineries are stacking the deck against USW..... Hope you guys don't get caught up on the wrong side of the fence
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LyondellBasell accuses Steelworkers of threatening returning workers
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LyondellBasell announced Tuesday that it has filed an unfair labor practice charge against the United Steelworkers union, alleging that union representatives have made threats against employees who have returned to work and have used abusive language in social media.
The company also contends it has witnessed threatening behavior at the gates of its Houston refinery as employees arrive to work, according to a letter to employees from Kevin Brown, executive vice president of global manufacturing, refining, global engineering services and global projects. The company filed the charge with the National Labor Relations Board.
“This action by the USW is extremely disappointing and the impact it has on individuals and families is saddening,” Brown said. “We understand the hardships that have been placed on our employees due to the USW’s actions. It is for this reason that we opened the gates and invited our represented employees to return to work at the Houston Refinery. We respect the rights of all of our employees, whether they decide to return to work or to remain out on strike.”
In response, many employees have returned, Brown said.
“We acknowledge that their decision was not easy,” he said.
This post was edited on 3/4/15 at 8:44 am
Posted on 3/4/15 at 9:47 am to TexasTiger01
I wonder why no USW members ask why they don't get retirement benefits, full pay during a strike ( once in 30 years btw ) full medical insurance / basically everything you get if you were working. They claim 885,000 members in the US working in many industries.
885,000 x say $75. A month avg " dues " = $66,375,000.00 a month
You don't even want to run the numbers on what this is per year.
Yes that is $66 million. If this isn't a business looking out for its interests then I don't know wtf you'd call it. Call the companies greedy if you want but they pay out a whole hell of a lot more from what they EARN than the USW does.
I can t imagine people not being able to see how bad they are being screwed.
885,000 x say $75. A month avg " dues " = $66,375,000.00 a month
You don't even want to run the numbers on what this is per year.
Yes that is $66 million. If this isn't a business looking out for its interests then I don't know wtf you'd call it. Call the companies greedy if you want but they pay out a whole hell of a lot more from what they EARN than the USW does.
I can t imagine people not being able to see how bad they are being screwed.
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