Posted by gene bender on April 28, 2017 at 12:04:50 from (67.55.226.10):
In Reply to: Way OT work holidays posted by Kansas4010 on April 28, 2017 at 07:58:21:
Over the yrs we have been spoiled with the benefits but no its a new ball game. I have been on both sides of the ball Union and all. The bottom line is to make money for the company or we dont have a job. WAITH Govt regulations ect its hard to keep everyone happy. My opinion has always been paid days when i didnt work i didnt make any money for the company. I always figured i made enough on the side with overtime so i never turned it down and ended up at the end of the yr with several hundred hrs of overtime. Labor has changed and people tell me about new hires being late ,lazy ect. Union always said 8hrs pay for 8hrs work and it was our duty to be there and give them what they were oaying for. I worked hard for the company as a union member maybe thats why i got promoted and then worked just as hard as before.
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