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there is a reason Managment don't want us united

This is exactly whats Happening!!!!

This was before we had a "Bought " Government

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District Court Rules Against The Union and Vacates Arbitrator Decision and Award. by Ronnie Pineda

L.A. TIMES ATTORNEYS APPEAL TO DISTRICT COURT AND GET THEIR TEARS AND OUR FAVORABLE ARBITRATION DECISION WIPED AWAY! 

Company Attorney, Jason Mills told Arbitrator, Linda Klibanow that they didn't even know why we filed this grievance because Supervisors NEVER do our work. Company witnesses then proceeded to inform Arbitrator, Klibanow how on occasions they do indeed perform our work. TWO EMPLOYEE/COMPANY SUPPORTERS LIED ON BEHALF OF THE COMPANY ALSO SAYING THAT SUPERVISORS DON'T DO OUR WORK, (SCUMBAGS!) Other company witnesses continued to give examples of when Supervisors were performing BU work, and by the time we were finished, the Company was stating that they have the right under the CBA. 

So, if what attorney, Jason Mills eluded to was true about supervisors NOT doing our work.....
THEN WHY IN THE HELL DID HE APPEAL THE DECISION! 

CROOKS, THIEVES AND LIARS ARE WHO WE HAVE TO DEAL WITH WHEN ATTEMPTING TO RESOLVE OUR ISSUES! 

Buyouts offered at the Los Angeles Times

Buyouts offered to workers at LA Times printing facility

Wendy Lee | October 8th, 2013, 10:30pm

The printing facility for The Los Angeles Times in downtown L.A.

Employees at the Los Angeles Times printing facility were offered buyouts, union officials confirmed to KPCC on Tuesday.

Ronnie Pineda, president of the Graphic Communications Conference of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 140-N, said the buyouts could impact workers at the facility from printing press operators to color specialists who make sure the colors appear correctly in the newspaper.

It is unclear exactly how many workers qualify for the buyout. Edward Padgett, the union's recording secretary, estimated 73 people would qualify in the pressroom. He said the buyout offers up to 40 weeks of pay, with one week of pay per year of service.

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