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spazcat
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despite the fact that LDD has been on SO for a long time, in between banishments. and yet somehow he doesn't understand how it works! this explains his son max's brain cramps, the acorn doesn't fall far from the nut.  |
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Long_Duk_Dong
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| Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 7:51 am Post subject: |
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| Yawn. Off island speaks again. |
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maximus99
Joined: 07 Sep 2012
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| JerseyDevil wrote: | | Long_Duk_Dong wrote: | | So the union demanding that a delivery guy could not deliver bread and twinkies at the same time was the companies choice? Cut it out Jersey.....they had almost 400 collective bargaining agreements(many like the driver not being smart enough to deliver 2 products) with unions. Classic. |
Those collective bargaining agreements are rubber stamped from one area to another. Don't pretend like anyone was wasting time and money negotiating 400 different agreements. I don't know why they negotiated to deliver different products at different times and don't pretend to but if deliveries are run like other companies, I suspect it would have shut more people out of work or forced down their wages.
The company failed because MANAGEMENT was poor. They didn't upgrade equipment and they did a cr@p job of promoting their own products, lousy as they were. It's always easy to blame the lowest paid people. You and max continue to demonstrate that. |
Maybe they should have put the money into equipment instead of high priced union labor. |
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