#no strike

[irethepotato]

IM FREEEEEE

FREEDOM

SCARA MY LOVE

BEIDOU MY LOVE

[latinalesbi]

A gift from Sherri!

[oneangrygamer]

Trap Legend Arrives On Steam With Off-Site R18+ Patch

Trap Legend Arrives On Steam; Offsite R18+ Patch Available For Download | #Traps #Japan #TrapLegend

SJWs hate them, the brain-busted crazies on Twitter abhor them, and the genitally-confused Tumblrites can’t stand them… traps. The traps have come under attack in recent times because they represent an element of sexy that the Regressive Left will never be able to achieve. Hence, they go on the attack to smear and shame Japan’s trap culture, especially in mangas, anime, and visual novels, all in…

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[happypaperhologram]

I Don't See the Branches, I See the Leaves

[tattooed-alchemist]

Teacher strike is over – first day of school is tomorrow

Last week’s teacher strikes have been resolved, which means tomorrow (Wednesday, Sept. 5) will be the first day of school for Seattle Public Schools. …

Seattle teachers and school staff have reached a tentative one-year contract with the school district which includes a 10.5 percent raise for the 6,000 employees. The deal, according to the Seattle Times, also includes an extra five days of parental leave for teachers and subs, classified staff and personnel. The union and the school board will vote on the tentative contract this month.

[geniist-blog]

     selfdeception liked for a lyric starter.

    seize the day- newsies

          ❛ and the strike starts right damn now! now is the time to seize             the day, answer the call and don’t delay. wrongs will be righted,             if we’re united! ❜

[ujjalnewsnish]

Verizon's Workers say No Strike for now, Union talks Continue

New Post has been published on http://www.newsnish.com/business/verizons-workers-say-no-strike-for-now-union-talks-continue/

Verizon's Workers say No Strike for now, Union talks Continue

Verizon Communications Inc and the unions representing its wireline unit employees on the U.S. East Coast said work will go on and talks continue after their current contract expired. Since June, the unions have been in talks with Verizon over the company’s plans to cut costs by controlling healthcare and pension-related benefits over a three-year period.

Last week, the Communications Workers of America (CWA) and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers that represent over 37,000 wireline employees said they had voted to go on strike, if needed, after their contract expired on Aug. 1 at midnight. During the last round of contract negotiations in 2011, talks ended in a strike.

The unions want extra benefits in addition to job security provisions. The CWA said on Saturday that Verizon has not budged from its original proposal which they have said would increase workers’ healthcare costs by thousands of dollars, eliminate job security and remove any restrictions on the company’s right to contract out or offshore union jobs.

“Despite our best efforts, Verizon refuses to engage in serious bargaining towards a fair contract,” Dennis Trainor, Vice President for CWA District One, which represents Verizon workers in New Jersey, New York and Massachusetts, said. “We’re not going to take it, and we’re going to keep the fight going while we’re on the job.”

Verizon presented the unions with a revised proposal on Saturday night that is on the table, the company said in a statement. “We are disappointed that after six weeks of good faith bargaining and a very strong effort by the company, we have been unable to reach new agreements with the unions,” Marc Reed, Verizon’s chief administrative officer, said in the statement.

Source:reuters