Sunday, May 29, 2011
Canada Post: Still lying after all these years
I was always shocked at the outright lies Canada Post got away with telling the media. Canada Post would say something absolutely false and the media would repeat it simply because Canada Post said it and there was absolutely no consequences whatsoever for lying to the media.
Evey round of contract negotiations Canada Post would send out a press release and say that horrible union has so many demands it would cost us millions of dollars to pay for all their demands. This round they are saying it again only that perpetual compulsive lie has become so absurd it is now offensive.
Canada Post is Demanding the employees take huge roll backs again. They already stole the employees severance pay. Now they want to steal their pensions and their sick leave. That is offensive. Someone in some office had the bright idea that if they did away with pensions and sick leave they would save a lot of money. So here's the math. Canada Post makes an absurd and offensive demand saying that they want to steal sick time, steal pensions and greatly roll back wages for new employees. They calculate how much money their roll backs could save then they tell the media that the Union's offer of maintaining the status quo will cost them $1.4 billion. Billion!?
The Union wants the status quo. The Corporation wants huge roll backs. The Union objects and Canada Post tries and makes it sound like the Union is asking for more things that will cost over a billion of dollars. That is an absurd lie and because it rationalizes their plan to steal sick leave and steal pensions it is an offensive lie.
What has Moya Greene really done?
Winnipeg Pilot Project disaster
Moncton Arbitration Decision
Catherine not too Swift
Put on your Game Face
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
CEOs got a big raise; how about you?
Coming out of a bruising recession, the average CEO in the U.S. got a 24% pay raise. The average American worker? Just 3.3%. What does the widening pay gap mean for investors?
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Catherine not too Swift
Well, Catherine not too Swift from the Empire Strikes Back Club strikes again. She wrote a letter to the new CEO of Canada Post telling her to save money by stealing sick time and stealing pensions. Brilliant. Pensions are sacred. Stealing pensions is wrong bobblehead.
Catherine the Wise vs Catherine not too Swift. Two different worlds. Catherine Austin Fitts is good at business. Catherine not too Swift is not. Catherine not too Swift is a bobblehead scoundrel who wants to steal public pensions. Catherine Austin Fitts is a saint who wants to save the economy.
Hemlock Valley
I didn't realize how close Hemlock is to Harrison. You can get a glimpse of Harrison from Hemlock just like you can get a glimpse of the Indian Arm from Seymour.
They're a little bit more Nazi on Hemlock about hiking around on "Controlled Recreational Areas." Every other local mountain has BC Parks trails you can hike on during the off season. I'm not sure why I would buy a home on Hemlock if I wasn't allowed to hike around. Kinda silly really.
Monday, May 2, 2011
Cypress from Jericho Beach
Here's a picture of Cypress from Jericho Beach yesterday. You can see # 1 is Black Mountain where they held some Olympic events last year. # 2 is Mount Strachan the other ski hill with the Sky Chair that gives you a great view of the Lions and Howe Sound. #3 is Hollyburn Ridge that you have to snowshoe up. Many years ago they used to have a ferry to west van and people had to hike up to the chair lift. In the /60's it was very popular. Cypress was full of cabins made by the public. Some still remain today but the property tax is crazy and there is still no electricity or running water in the cabins.
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