Originally Posted by
RJSAviator76
I think they're waiting to see the results of SAV as it is the biggest test of our resolve thus far. The higher the YES vote and the higher the participation rate, the more likely will they take us seriously and stop with this BS. After all, any potential strike will cost them FAR, FAR, FAR more than it will ever cost us. If the meltdown cost us 1.3 billion... how much would something as controllable as a strike cost?
I think Wall Street will be the one to tell BoJo to settle this before we actually walk off the job...
BJ is a puppet. He cannot even face the shareholders face to face , he is doing the meeting online. I am sure he will have a teleprompter telling him what to say .
This place has no one at the helm.