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alexwill Heavyweight Member
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alexwill Heavyweight Member
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Shark01 Veteran Member
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It's always jarring to see how little really good classical players make......
Glad an agreement was reached....but only one year? |
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gstump Heavyweight Member
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I am glad this is over for now. In general collective bargaining parlance (kind of old school) the union will offer a 1 year deal and the management will offer a long term deal. Longer term deals insure labor piece and the ability to plan.
The union offers a one year deal as a way of leveraging management to "buy" a longer term. It looks like management did not want to pay for a longer deal. So the cannons are still booming like the end of the 1812!
Gordon Stump, old union president (retired, thank god) _________________ Schilke B5
Couesnon Flug (1967)
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