Union action, fuck yeah - Page 4

Cynos · 18th January 2012, 13:20

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Originally Posted by cyc

Oh and it's good to see the biased fuckwits

Lol. Biased because they're not including all of the unverified "facts" from POAL huh? Fucking lol, you and Ab have been quoting them uncritically the entire fucking thread, and then you moan about bias?

Jesus, what a bunch of privileged middle class cunts.

madmaxii · 18th January 2012, 15:06

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Originally Posted by Cynos

Jesus, what a bunch of privileged middle class cunts.

Spoken like a true leftie

cyc · 18th January 2012, 17:23

Cynos, have you noticed how the union fucks have never denied the proposal by PoA to fix their rosters one month ahead of time? What does that tell you?

MrTTTT · 18th January 2012, 18:23

that you're a fag

cyc · 18th January 2012, 21:28

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Originally Posted by MrTTTT

I eat shit and I am retarded

chubby · 18th January 2012, 22:08

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Originally Posted by cyc

Cynos, have you noticed how the union fucks have never denied the proposal by PoA to fix their rosters one month ahead of time? What does that tell you?

what does it tell you,mr mint julip?

Ab · 24th January 2012, 16:43

I see Ernst & Young just brought the pain.

fixed_truth · 25th January 2012, 10:50

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Originally Posted by Ab

I see Ernst & Young just brought the pain.

Imo it would have been useful if they actually stated what they pay in wages. I assume it's still $27 per hour plus overtime. Also if they're going to include "a range of allowances, benefits and shift payments", they could have been more specific on what this includes.

cyc · 9th February 2012, 14:09

Week long strike coming, motherfuckers.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/n...ectid=10784411

Golden Teapot · 9th February 2012, 14:44

On the other hand the consultations seems to have occurred. What's next? Try to find roles for disestablished positions perhaps. This should not take too long. After that these folk can stay at home for as long as they like.

Torka · 9th February 2012, 14:54

regardless of the striking workers being disingenuous about their motivations, if the trend that started in america in the late nineties of capital circumventing employee protection laws by making everyone a contractor is coming to New Zealand then IMO that's genuinely something worth being concerned about

crocos · 9th February 2012, 14:54

It's pretty much gone beyond anyone trying to achieve a mutually beneficial situation, and is now down to how badly can they damage each other's case in the court of public opinion. Unfortunately for the unions, the PoA management has better media contacts.

[BT]MikeMan · 9th February 2012, 14:55

Roll on the outsourcing of these jobs and the immediate jump in efficiency of the port.

Golden Teapot · 9th February 2012, 21:26

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Originally Posted by Torka

... if the trend that started in america ...

There's no indication of this; in fact there's overwhelming indication of this not happening.

The US is profoundly different to NZ is many ways. National is so far to the left of the political spectrum when measured against the two major factions that play politics in the US that there is no word in the American lexicon to describe the political position that National represents.

If we had a democrat government here I'd be a happy camper.

18th January 2012, 17:23	#123
cyc Objection!	Cynos, have you noticed how the union fucks have never denied the proposal by PoA to fix their rosters one month ahead of time? What does that tell you?

24th January 2012, 16:43	#127
Ab A mariachi ogre snorkel	I see Ernst & Young just brought the pain.

9th February 2012, 14:09	#129
cyc Objection!	Week long strike coming, motherfuckers. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/n...ectid=10784411

9th February 2012, 14:44	#130
Golden Teapot Love, Actuary	On the other hand the consultations seems to have occurred. What's next? Try to find roles for disestablished positions perhaps. This should not take too long. After that these folk can stay at home for as long as they like.

9th February 2012, 14:54	#131
Torka	regardless of the striking workers being disingenuous about their motivations, if the trend that started in america in the late nineties of capital circumventing employee protection laws by making everyone a contractor is coming to New Zealand then IMO that's genuinely something worth being concerned about

9th February 2012, 14:54	#132
crocos	It's pretty much gone beyond anyone trying to achieve a mutually beneficial situation, and is now down to how badly can they damage each other's case in the court of public opinion. Unfortunately for the unions, the PoA management has better media contacts. __________________ Ξ √ Ω L U T ↑ ☼ N وكل يوم كنت تعيش في العبودية

9th February 2012, 14:55	#133
[BT]MikeMan	Roll on the outsourcing of these jobs and the immediate jump in efficiency of the port.