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    #21
    I wish i had time to organize a rally saying “fire the spoiled union picketers”. As other posters said, with a union, the business gets influenced and many workers are not working honestly and committed. there was a time and place for unions but i feel not anymore

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      #22
      Originally posted by Richard5 View Post
      I wish i had time to organize a rally saying “fire the spoiled union picketers”. As other posters said, with a union, the business gets influenced and many workers are not working honestly and committed. there was a time and place for unions but i feel not anymore
      I blame both sides.....federated made good money and there is no reason that management could not have settled this before the contract deadline....

      And there is a lot of people out of work in western canada that would love a jobs with a 170000 dollar wage with benefits included...

      There is a lot of arrogance on both sides....

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        #23
        If they are making $170 k , this is horseshit
        Lots of educated people aren’t making half that
        If they are , fire the whole ****ing works
        Oil patch sure doesnt pay that good , don’t hafta compete with that anymore

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          #24
          Originally posted by caseih View Post
          If they are making $170 k , this is horseshit
          Lots of educated people aren’t making half that
          If they are , fire the whole ****ing works
          Oil patch sure doesnt pay that good , don’t hafta compete with that anymore
          It would be very interesting to know how many people would do the same job very well and appreciate a possible lower wage in a non union envronment

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            #25
            Originally posted by Richard5 View Post
            It would be very interesting to know how many people would do the same job very well and appreciate a possible lower wage in a non union envronment
            Correct..anyone who got layed off
            Recently..oil people..potash workers..etc..

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              #26
              Now unifor wants everyone to boycott all coops insupport of them..
              Coop keeps small town sask alive..
              They can take a flying leap..

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                #27
                So I noticed an article today on google news from global, in this article Unifor calls for a boycott of the greedy federated coop locations in western canada, So first thing tomorrow morning I'm phoning my local federated coop and telling them if they cave to these Unifor pricks I'm buying my fuel elsewhere lets see whos got the most leverage. Anyone want to join me in doing the same?

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by Richard5 View Post
                  It would be very interesting to know how many people would do the same job very well and appreciate a possible lower wage in a non union envronment
                  There would be thousands of candidates available to replace these Unifor workers.
                  Energy sector, potash, uranium, and other industries have laid off workers in the last few years.

                  Maybe FCL could lock them out and replace them?

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                    #29
                    I just sent e mail to FCL.
                    Will reply in the morning..

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by Oliver88 View Post
                      There would be thousands of candidates available to replace these Unifor workers.
                      Energy sector, potash, uranium, and other industries have laid off workers in the last few years.

                      Maybe FCL could lock them out and replace them?
                      I thought they were locked out?

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