it's over

[Carbide Keyman]

Originally Posted by DIV2ump

Can you explain? To us country folk it sounds like you're saying that they missed two months of pay to get an extra $30 per month per diem. I'm not real strong at math but it seems like that would take quite a while to make up for the salary they lost by striking.

You can never expect to make up what you have lost in the time you have been out. It rarely, if ever, happens.

They have lost approximately nine weeks salary (depending on level worked). They will never get that back.




Doug

[radwaste50]

Originally Posted by Carbide Keyman

You can never expect to make up what you have lost in the time you have been out. It rarely, if ever, happens.

They have lost approximately nine weeks salary (depending on level worked). They will never get that back.




Doug

One of the truisms of most labor breaks in any industry is their is often no winner. Relationships are hurt, trust is lost, judgments leapt too. Over money