Originally Posted by
JamesBond
Understood, but from what I have heard, the company is wanting 'credit' for the time when the country lost it's mind. In other words, to not have that time count as part of the negotiated back pay. In other words... to screw us, and those that retired/died since the last contract out of their just earnings.
I’m sure they’ll argue that, but they can be reminded that they pushed as many employees as they could to take leave and ride on unemployment benefits while simultaneously having the government pick up the tab for those still working. Since they’ve assured us and the investors that we are now financially sound and on the precipice of returning to record profits year after year, they can afford the percentage of pay earned by all of those who worked under the expired, sorry amendable, contract.