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According to 2010 figures from MoE Petrotin has 1601 employees in Marketing and Refining
villain wrote:NXTREME wrote:everyone know the company drowning in debt and loans that they have to pay off, so obviously they cant suffice any sort of lavish pay increase. so why call a strike, what is the expected benefit?
btw, im sure most of the employees not willing to chance their salaries for any strike period, man have mortgage, car installment an chirren tuh mine dann.
if the company in so much debt...how come it have 2 million to give to pan and not the workers ...who are owed that money.....profit sharing is a LEGALLY binding agreement...that the company does not honor...when the company,for eg,makes 2 billion in profit...10% of anything after that is supposed to go to the workers...10%!!!!! the company still gets the other 90%...nxtreme bawling the company in debt...how come it have money to give everybody else but where it supposed to go....whether you believe (in all your ignorance) why the workers shouldnt get this or that, at the end of the day it is a legally binding document....management will gladly go to court,even though they will lose....the matter will take 5 to 7 years to come to a conclusion(and the company can invest and make money off of that money owed)...by that time people dead,fired,change jobs etc....a strike will produce immediate response...cause if they owed the workers half a mill. , when the the plants shut down,it will cost petrotrin 5 times as much,daily....
SR wrote:labourer base salary is $8500 plus cola at present
how do you justify a 75% increase on this.............
5% is already probably too much
whats the jd of the labourer
Aaron 2NR wrote:
these rates are actually the lower end of the brackets and not like the poster above....i have a copy of the union rates somewhere around the office...
a clerk get around $52.50 per hr....
foreman 1 $85.22
foreman 3 $105.66
remember these workers also get COLA
Mudboy wrote:Aaron 2NR wrote:
these rates are actually the lower end of the brackets and not like the poster above....i have a copy of the union rates somewhere around the office...
a clerk get around $52.50 per hr....
foreman 1 $85.22
foreman 3 $105.66
remember these workers also get COLA
Those figures have to be wrong...there is no way a labourer making more than an Engineer in the private sector
Aaron yuh lie......
Aaron 2NR wrote:Mudboy wrote:Aaron 2NR wrote:
these rates are actually the lower end of the brackets and not like the poster above....i have a copy of the union rates somewhere around the office...
a clerk get around $52.50 per hr....
foreman 1 $85.22
foreman 3 $105.66
remember these workers also get COLA
Those figures have to be wrong...there is no way a labourer making more than an Engineer in the private sector
Aaron yuh lie......
you will be surprised...i'm looking for the rate sheet.....
toyolink wrote:The problem with Petrotrin remains rooted in the perception/reality that people high up the chain and their associates ensure that they lavishly take care of themselves (with no suggestion of financial constraints).
How i can these individuals or their representatives look the workers in their eyes and say "things ain't good".
Over the last few years in particular with media reports of massive upgrade project gone sour,people in high office renting their property to international service providers,bonuses so huge that ordinary people just can't wrap their minds around them,etc,etc,etc......
Unfortunately,bitterness has been fostered!
What you sow is what you reap.
Dizzy28 wrote:I'll never forget the cool story an engineer who used to work here once told me bout his time there.
[coolstory]As part of a Mech Eng team they had recently completed the installation of some new pumps at one ah the plants within the Pointe-à-Pierre refinery. On the day of commissioning of said pumps they had a small ceremony and invited a few senior engineers and the suppliers of the pump. However the commissioning was delayed because a valve turner was not present (He was out on lunch) to turn on the valve and start the pump. To have any other person do so would have taken away work from the valve turner and OWTU does not allow work to be taken from their members[end /coolstory]
pete wrote:A man say it's in poor taste to post the salaries in the papers? awww
Damien wrote:in another unionized company a forklift driver getting $78/hr plus $8/hr shift allowance and cola, labourer getting little bit under that
Redman wrote:pete wrote:A man say it's in poor taste to post the salaries in the papers? awww
How come Petrotrin eh publish management salaries-same state enterprise,same allowance for disclosure.
Later
pete wrote:Because management not striking?
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