Pretty much everyone that reports to me is feeling the same way. I might just take a short term class B to teach on a course or something if it comes to a strike. The govt could just lock everyone out as a tactic if they really wanted to play hardball and if they feel the membership is not...
PS will not get more than 10%. Some PSAC unions have settled for less already. And despite the larger part of PSAC making noise, my feeling is the membership has no interest in a strike.
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People will remember this and won’t risk career suicide. I’m sure people will come work for him. I question the quality.
His problem will be finding talent to come work for him. As much as he might not make similar mistakes, neither will anyone else with half a brain for this sort of work.
So, yeah…duh. But like I said. We could get rid of our entire airforce and still have an army. But without logistics and supply you get nothing. It’s not a chicken or egg thing you are trying to say. It’s quite literally an essentialcondition
And yet you failed to explain that without...
Pretty sure we can still have a military without an airforce. But we cannot have a military without a supply and logistics system.
Like I said I am not a supply type. But i have had enough exposure in the Mat Management world of two departments to know that it a far more complex world than...
I’m not sure why you thought my post was funny about supply. If you think all they do is bin rat stuff then I would say you have no idea what you are talking about. I’m not saying they should be spec pay types but they play a far greater role than you give them credit for in that trade.
The current pay system certainly does not account for it, agreed. I have Cpls that want nothing to do with progressing.
I would disagree with that one based on my limited experiences in the supply world. Responsibility and a especially accountability is definitely a thing. Ever had your name...
I’ve always thought retention bonuses for experienced skilled tradesmen in the CAF a should be a thing. Put a minimum time to qualify on it and make attractive enough for people to take it. From a cost/benefit perspective even something as high as 50 to 100k at say the 12 year mark (ie timed...
The fact that he’s leaving caucus is definitely a red flag as well.
I have a feeling that a lot of introspection about the future of the LPC is happening right now within their ranks about how this is all being handled.
The union is asking for 4% per year over three years. Wfh is one element but pay is very much an issue for the union. Another union negotiated and settled for 3% per year for a a total of 9%.
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