I see yellow ( yrc ) is moving.

2 weeks ago?
Ya'll must be running behind.

 

so in other words, news articles arent welcome here.

 

Is the way I do my job as a moderator a problem for you?

 

Anything with a heavy political content goes in the Politics thread. That includes attachments of news articles.

 

not a bit @REO6205
But, just for fun, please attach the date of the original post. You know, just for the sake of integrity and whatnot.

 

Sure. The post was made on April 27th. I just happened on it today and deleted it for political content.

 

So, roughly 3 weeks.
"Just happened on it today"
Just LOL
You're on it, @REO6205 . Stay on it.
Best wishes

 

The move to Nashville is nothing more than continued company executives' greed. Once again, they're spending shareholder dollars -- of which they're already in the negative -- to benefit themselves: Tennessee has no state-income tax, Nashville hops (socially) quite a bit more than Overland Park, they'll likely be paid moving expenses, and I'm sure they'll vote themselves income adjustments for the cost of living increase (self-incurred) for Nashville prices. To top it off, they'll likely refer to the cost of the move as a reason you don't get even a cost-of-living raise. But, hey, let their bonuses flow for making such a strategic decision while the rest of the company continues to go down the crapper.

 

Cost of Living Increase is in the Union Contract, For every 0.2-point increase in the Index over and above the base
(prior year’s) Index plus 3.5%, there will be a 1 cent increase in the
hourly wage rates payable on April 1, 2020, and every April 1
thereafter. These increases shall only be payable if they equal a
minimum of five cents ($.05) in a year.

Which worked out to like .50 cent per hour this year with all of last years inflation, because whoever negotiated the contract doesn't know how math works, but it went with the .35 cent an hour raise in April and another .35 cent in October that is due.