On Apr 15, 9:52*pm, wrote:
On Apr 15, 4:03*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:



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On Apr 15, 8:11 am, "Eisboch" wrote:

You know they are in trouble when Fiat is getting cold feet about a
merger.

Another one about to bite the dust.

Eisboch

They've threatened to pull out of Canada if they don't " get what they
want".Fiat has most likely looked at the Management (as ****ty as it
is ) and are nervous. The CAW has said if that happens, they'll never
sell another car in Canada.
Besides, the Canadian employees do more work, with less injury....

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You spinmiesters crack me up. * *Go read the announcement by Fiat.
It specifically states that they want the UAW and CAW to get in line with
the pay and benefit packages typical of Toyota and Honda. * It also states
that the strongest opposition to the *Fiat requirements are coming from the
CAW. *So far, the CAW won't budge. *Pretty soon they will be out of a job.

Eisboch

And I guarantee you....it will be nasty. We may need to call in our 12
man Armed Forces . Let em' bust the unions, or try......it would be
disastrous. Imagine....being paid a 70s wage in the year 2010...with
the cost of living NOT dropping .

Yep, it will be traumatic.You'll have to drive a smaller car, live in
a smaller house, not have an HD big-screen TV with a PS3, and eat in
more often. In other words, live like everyone else that barely made
it through high school and weren't fortunate enough to land a cushy
union job.

If only you had tried in school, studied more and made better grades,
and gone to college! Life is so unfair.

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On Apr 15, 9:52 pm, wrote:
On Apr 15, 4:03 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:



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On Apr 15, 8:11 am, "Eisboch" wrote:

You know they are in trouble when Fiat is getting cold feet about a
merger.

Another one about to bite the dust.

Eisboch

They've threatened to pull out of Canada if they don't " get what they
want".Fiat has most likely looked at the Management (as ****ty as it
is ) and are nervous. The CAW has said if that happens, they'll never
sell another car in Canada.
Besides, the Canadian employees do more work, with less injury....

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You spinmiesters crack me up. Go read the announcement by Fiat.
It specifically states that they want the UAW and CAW to get in line
with
the pay and benefit packages typical of Toyota and Honda. It also states
that the strongest opposition to the Fiat requirements are coming from
the
CAW. So far, the CAW won't budge. Pretty soon they will be out of a job.

Eisboch

And I guarantee you....it will be nasty. We may need to call in our 12
man Armed Forces . Let em' bust the unions, or try......it would be
disastrous. Imagine....being paid a 70s wage in the year 2010...with
the cost of living NOT dropping .

Yep, it will be traumatic.You'll have to drive a smaller car, live in
a smaller house, not have an HD big-screen TV with a PS3, and eat in
more often. In other words, live like everyone else that barely made
it through high school and weren't fortunate enough to land a cushy
union job.

If only you had tried in school, studied more and made better grades,
and gone to college! Life is so unfair.

Or got into an actual useful trade. Not putting lug nuts onto a car passing
by on the assembly line for more than an electrician makes.

On Apr 15, 11:17*pm, wrote:
On Apr 15, 9:52*pm, wrote:



On Apr 15, 4:03*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message

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On Apr 15, 8:11 am, "Eisboch" wrote:

You know they are in trouble when Fiat is getting cold feet about a
merger.

Another one about to bite the dust.

Eisboch

They've threatened to pull out of Canada if they don't " get what they
want".Fiat has most likely looked at the Management (as ****ty as it
is ) and are nervous. The CAW has said if that happens, they'll never
sell another car in Canada.
Besides, the Canadian employees do more work, with less injury....

---------------------------

You spinmiesters crack me up. * *Go read the announcement by Fiat..
It specifically states that they want the UAW and CAW to get in line with
the pay and benefit packages typical of Toyota and Honda. * It also states
that the strongest opposition to the *Fiat requirements are coming from the
CAW. *So far, the CAW won't budge. *Pretty soon they will be out of a job.

Eisboch

And I guarantee you....it will be nasty. We may need to call in our 12
man Armed Forces . Let em' bust the unions, or try......it would be
disastrous. Imagine....being paid a 70s wage in the year 2010...with
the cost of living NOT dropping .

Yep, it will be traumatic.You'll have to drive a smaller car, live in
a smaller house, not have an HD big-screen TV with a PS3, and eat in
more often. *In other words, live like everyone else that barely made
it through high school and weren't fortunate enough to land a cushy
union job.

If only you had tried in school, studied more and made better grades,
and gone to college! *Life is so unfair.

If only you had tried in school, studied more and made better
grades,
and gone to college! Life is so unfair.

Did all that... you still haven't made a point, just an attempted eye-
poke.

On Apr 16, 12:34*am, "Calif Bill" wrote:
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On Apr 15, 9:52 pm, wrote:



On Apr 15, 4:03 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message

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On Apr 15, 8:11 am, "Eisboch" wrote:

You know they are in trouble when Fiat is getting cold feet about a
merger.

Another one about to bite the dust.

Eisboch

They've threatened to pull out of Canada if they don't " get what they
want".Fiat has most likely looked at the Management (as ****ty as it
is ) and are nervous. The CAW has said if that happens, they'll never
sell another car in Canada.
Besides, the Canadian employees do more work, with less injury....

---------------------------

You spinmiesters crack me up. Go read the announcement by Fiat.
It specifically states that they want the UAW and CAW to get in line
with
the pay and benefit packages typical of Toyota and Honda. It also states
that the strongest opposition to the Fiat requirements are coming from
the
CAW. So far, the CAW won't budge. Pretty soon they will be out of a job.

Eisboch

And I guarantee you....it will be nasty. We may need to call in our 12
man Armed Forces . Let em' bust the unions, or try......it would be
disastrous. Imagine....being paid a 70s wage in the year 2010...with
the cost of living NOT dropping .

Yep, it will be traumatic.You'll have to drive a smaller car, live in
a smaller house, not have an HD big-screen TV with a PS3, and eat in
more often. *In other words, live like everyone else that barely made
it through high school and weren't fortunate enough to land a cushy
union job.

If only you had tried in school, studied more and made better grades,
and gone to college! *Life is so unfair.

Or got into an actual useful trade. *Not putting lug nuts onto a car passing
by on the assembly line for more than an electrician makes.

Or got into an actual useful trade. Not putting lug nuts onto a
car passing
by on the assembly line for more than an electrician makes.

I do not work on an assembly line. I move the finished product.

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I do not work on an assembly line. I move the finished product.

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You get paid big bucks to drive a car?

(couldn't resist)

Eisboch