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Posted by: fytinirish

I spoke with a couple of BC cops who say that the teamsters are making a push to get on campus. that ought to be interesing with the jesuits. Are they a descent labor union?


Posted by: pahapoika

the old MDC cops did well with them , but the Mets were very active and that's really the important thing .

the membership has to be active with the union. most departments have ways of playing favorites and dividing the membership.

stand together and any union should serve you well


Posted by: mpdcam

I believe Revere PD is represented by them


Posted by: GPD927

Teamsters is a horrible union. Our department has them, and they have done nothing for us except lie. They have given us bad advise, and now we are looking to change unions. I wouldn't recomend them unless your a truck driver.


Posted by: JoninNH

Quote:
Originally Posted by GPD927
Teamsters is a horrible union. Our department has them, and they have done nothing for us except lie. They have given us bad advise, and now we are looking to change unions. I wouldn't recomend them unless your a truck driver.
Uh-oh. A teamster talking bad about another brother teamster... hide the baseball bats.


Posted by: pahapoika

a union is only as good as it's member's.

state corrections was with AFSCME when i started and we bargained with janitors and zoo keepers

then we started our own union , went under public safety , supported Governor Weld and did very well.

we took on some low paying counties who wanted to make the same money as us , got pissed when the union said it wouldn't happen overnight , voted out the good guys and put some real bozo's in there.

now were without a contract for the last 4 years and who knows what this governor will do !

the bottom line is the membership can make or break a union. be careful who you elect as shop stewards , business agents , etc

also pay close attention on the state house. it's a political town and having the right friends on the hill makes a big difference

maybe the F.O.P. or some other law enforcement specific union would be a better choice , but if you ignore what's happing at the union hall , bad things will happen




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