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The percentage of members of the two BART unions that voted for the strike is also public. It was not close. SEIU 98.5% ATU 99.9% http://www.sfgate.com
by spikels 13y ago
The percentage of members of the two BART unions that voted for the strike is also public. It was not close.
SEIU 98.5%
ATU 99.9%
http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/BART-workers-vote-to-authorize-a-strike-4623305.php http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/BART-workers-vote-to-a...
- derleth 13y ago> The percentage of members of the two BART unions that voted for the strike is also public. It was not close. Those numbers (upwards of 90%) look like the numbers won by dictators in rigged elections. Who monitors the union voting process?
- casiotone 13y agoUnion ballots are well regulated and usually even put incredibly unfair restrictions on the unions. They achieve this result in a very simple way: Their members want it.
- derleth 13y ago> Union ballots are well regulated Says who? The unions? What outside observers monitor the ballots?
- flyinRyan 13y agoSounds like they have legit grievances then.