The four tier Union.

Explain the four tier of Union members if you can:

Those Union folks hired prior to 2003, with job security and all protections.
Those Union folks hired after 2003, with no job security and all other protections.
Those Union folks hired after 2011, with no job security, no pension, but with all other protections.
Those Union folks brought in through VZB, VSSI, and XO, some with pensions, some without (XO), but with fewer protections because of a carve out.

How does the Union expect to survive with this many tiers of membership? Time to get to work for 2023, eh?

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Yes, management employees need a union, too...need job protection

It maybe time over, but tech workers need to wise up and unionize, before they get rid of all of us.

IBEW 2222 Cases in arbitration:

In 2014 there were 119

In 2015 there were 115

In 2016 there were 66

In 2017 there were 34

In 2018 there were 24

In 2019 there are 14

Fact. Game over.

This union is in the companies pocket .

Unions are for the employee, not for the company. They protect the employee from the company.

We have a company union now.

X O Techs are now union, and make a difference, especially in the 5G cities.

EWI Truth!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Nobody including the union gives a rats a-- about the fleet mechanics. Its like an act of god for the union to get a copy of our contract carve out. Any job security union member should read it and wonder why its not in the hand book.

Once again V Z taking advantage of X O Techs, did we ever have a chance, or is a bought out company ...just ruined.

It stands for he licks his bosses pe--shead (hed lic) since there isn't anything else to do in wireline.

What the hell does hedlic stand for?

The fleet mechanics have nothing how about showing support for them

You have already explained it TROLL ! Why are you such a hater ? Enjoy your 2nd Qtr RIF .

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