Originally Posted by
Hedley
Before any proposal can be voted on, there has to be some type of agreement. If the company isn’t wanting to listen to mitigation talks, it’s hard to have a vote when all we have is gridlock. From what I understand, they have dug their heels in on reducing short term cash burn. Unless we can offer a plan that reduces that more than a furlough, they aren’t buying and there’s nothing to vote on.
so you’re saying it’s the company not agreeing to anything?
I have heard that it’s certain Union reps who are being heavily lobbied to NOT let any sort of agreement see the light of day....for fear that it might actually be supported.
What you are hearing isn’t the same as what I’m hearing.
Honestly.....I don’t have any faith in any sort of agreement actually passing a vote.....but suppressing it beforehand is offensive to me.