[QUOTE What's up with him refusing (again) to have the companies finances reviewed by an independent third party? ][/QUOTE]
The union is willing to review the companies financial reports. The company is not willing to turn over all the documents. NJA has a specific list of documents it is willing to allow an independent review of. These documents, in essence, show how much has come in and how much is left at the end.
As a union we want to see what is happening in the middle. This information management wont share with the union and I am sure for good reason. It is not rocket science to know that any accountant worth his salt can move money around. Heck, the fact that NJA will pay over $100 for a can of oil or refuse to negotiate prices with catering, etc, shows you they are happy with the current situation.
The over spending, the poor scheduling, the poor maintenance and all the other areas draining the company benefit them during these mediated negotiations. If the union had access to the documentation they requested we would be able to show how much waste there is.
The two dispatch guys on this board I am sure mean well. I applaud you for coming on the board and trying to find some answers but there is so much more going on that management spinning can't account for. There is very little spin on the union information. It is in fact very factual. The salaries, the waste, the mismanagement, these are all true. Santulli has an over inflated ego and Boisture has very little skill in the management department.
Lastly, and I mean no disrespect, it doesn't matter what people in Bridgeway think of us. It does not matter if we are supported during a strike. Scheduling already does a poor job, owner services has been throwing us under the bus for years so what is going to change. Very little in fact.
The union is willing to review the companies financial reports. The company is not willing to turn over all the documents. NJA has a specific list of documents it is willing to allow an independent review of. These documents, in essence, show how much has come in and how much is left at the end.
As a union we want to see what is happening in the middle. This information management wont share with the union and I am sure for good reason. It is not rocket science to know that any accountant worth his salt can move money around. Heck, the fact that NJA will pay over $100 for a can of oil or refuse to negotiate prices with catering, etc, shows you they are happy with the current situation.
The over spending, the poor scheduling, the poor maintenance and all the other areas draining the company benefit them during these mediated negotiations. If the union had access to the documentation they requested we would be able to show how much waste there is.
The two dispatch guys on this board I am sure mean well. I applaud you for coming on the board and trying to find some answers but there is so much more going on that management spinning can't account for. There is very little spin on the union information. It is in fact very factual. The salaries, the waste, the mismanagement, these are all true. Santulli has an over inflated ego and Boisture has very little skill in the management department.
Lastly, and I mean no disrespect, it doesn't matter what people in Bridgeway think of us. It does not matter if we are supported during a strike. Scheduling already does a poor job, owner services has been throwing us under the bus for years so what is going to change. Very little in fact.
