Now, go give yourself a big pat on the back and think you just schooled someone on what he already knows. The gist of this thread is in how 6500's bully tactics within the community have lost them the support of the community. Inco? It's always been the bad guy in Sudbury - what with the smell of hell all over the town - and its donations for libraries, arenas, hospitals, universities. What has 6500 done - besides pick miner pockets in its effort to bleed a company white.The big picture looks different doesn't it? Vale isn't going anywhere and they are the ones manipulating the contract situation to their PR and financial benefit.
So you tell me who is really screwing who here.
Vale can give parity at anytime but wouldn't be able to offer work and that would still do nothing for the potential viloence or market demand.
Now I know you're deliberately being stupid.The union sent assholes out to do stupid **** or it was just stupid assholes?
Now I know you're really dreaming.
They have goons.....LMFAO.
Go ahead, answer the two other questions. What is stopping you?
What would the violence and jealousy in Sudbury be like if each and every person working for Vale had to negotiate their own contract?
Could they afford the lawyer bills involved yearly?
All were one time uniojn mine jobs. Production is about the only union division left out of production, water, electric, and air.The lions share of people underground are contractors - electricians, rock bolters, service techs.
VP Cory McPhee reported on CTV: negotiations came to naught. last Tuesday they might have had an agreement but the Local 6500 said no ... not until those picketline thugs are rehired.
Mediated negotiations between Steelworkers Local 6500 and Vale have been ended by mediator Kevin Burkett.
“I regret to announce that after extensive mediation between Vale and United Steelworkers, the parties are deadlocked,” Burkett stated, in a press release issued at around 4:30 p.m. June 29.
“The deadlock concerns the adjudicative avenues available to eight of the nine employees discharged from their employment during the course of the strike.