Originally Posted by
GogglesPisano
This only illustrates the extraordinary amount of leverage we hold this time around. We should be in no hurry to part with this. No hurry at all.
Help me out here. What does "hurry" mean? Not trying to be obtuse or anything like that, just wondering. When I read this over and over, it seems that the writers (that use the word hurry) have a time frame in mind and I wonder what that time frame is. If the company came to us tomorrow and said a 25% pay increase and no other changes to the contract, would that be acceptable? Is that "hurrying"? Do the negotiators just have to wait 6 months or 9 months or a year to get a TA? Does that make the company sweat or something?
I agree that we have leverage, and I trust the negotiators to use that leverage, but I think that them just saying no to drag out negotiations for some unknown reason is foolish. YMMV