HERE COMES THE LAYOFFS

[TWU informer]

Have my resume in for 8 different welding management jobs.

God I pray I get to leave soon.

 

[Chuck Schalk]

But, but, but........ You said that "this is a manufactured crisis"!

Look out everyone! The rats ate jumping ship! LMFAO!

but, but, but, it still is a manufactured crisis! The TWU does not deny it
If I can't get industry rate with my own union then I have to get it somewhere else. The sell out is coming again......fill in the blanks

 

[paul1]

but, but, but, it still is a manufactured crisis! The TWU does not deny it
If I can't get industry rate with my own union then I have to get it somewhere else. The sell out is coming again......fill in the blanks

What sell out??? what blanks???

 

[Rogallo]

What sell out??? what blanks???

:wacko: :wacko:

 

[Buck]

:wacko: :wacko:

Question: considering the circumstances and guessing there will be a limit to "churn", can a junior Title I crew chief be protected from layoff based on his bid position?

 

[Slopoke]

Question: considering the circumstances and guessing there will be a limit to "churn", can a junior Title I crew chief be protected from layoff based on his bid position?

From what I've seen done in the past layoffs. A person in a bid position is looked at just by senority and not by his or her classification, so if he or she is not affected by a reduction in his or her bid classification, he or she may be subject to layoff because of what his or her occupational senority is at the station as a whole. Bottom line a inspector or crew cheif will not remain with persons of more senority getting laid off.