Strike in Terre Haute

[LOsborne]

Hey! I resemble that remark! 

Yeah, but you take offense at everything ... hissing kittens ... over-ripe peaches ... snotty four-year-olds. The remark was aimed at FTW (what does that really stand for?)

[Palehorse]

Yeah, but you take offense at everything ... hissing kittens ... over-ripe peaches ... snotty four-year-olds. The remark was aimed at FTW (what does that really stand for?)

No. . . I don't. . . And you know what it stands for!

[LOsborne]

Moi?   

[Palehorse]

I know what's holding up that halo Lolly, and it isn't magical either! 

[LOsborne]

It's kinda magical. Herbs are involved.

[followsthewolf]

You are so full of it your eyes have turned brown.

You been readin' my mail?

[LOsborne]

You been readin' my mail?

Once more.... MOI??   

[Palehorse]

It's kinda magical. Herbs are involved.

Or horns? 

[LOsborne]

Or horns? 

SHHHHH .... they're antennae. Part of my undercover disguise when I'm in the field for the PPDC.

[Palehorse]

SHHHHH .... they're antennae. Part of my undercover disguise when I'm in the field for the PPDC.

I knew it! 

[LOsborne]

The union is voting again tonight. Lots of speculation on the offer. No facts to be found.

[Y]

Obviously, the entity with the power is the one who can shut it down. If the employer can hire qualified replacements, the employer holds the power. If the process requires on-the-job training, the employee holds the power. Hence the dynamic tension of the strike.

Do you care to modify your answer in light of the evidence below? 

Just to make my point:

In the struggle twixt Capital and Labor in the Capitalist system, Capital holds the ultimate power - Capital can simply fold their tent.  One example being the movement of manufacturing to outside of our borders.

There are usually a couple of common reasons people's ideology leans toward siding with Capital against organized Labor: 1) jealousy by those less well off  2) self defense/preservation by those who are, or see themselves as, Capital.

You thought I was wrong???  They're already replacing them!

Description
NOW HIRING

Bemis Company, Inc., experiencing a work stoppage, seeking qualified employees at its

Terre Haute, Indiana manufacturing facility for the following positions.



Industrial Maintenance Mechanic – 12 Hour Shift (Days & Nights)

Starting Wage $15.46 w/automatic progression to $19.66

Applicants for Industrial Maintenance Mechanic positions must have:
An Associate Degree in an applicable field
Industrial Maintenance experience including troubleshooting of hydraulic
systems, pneumatic controls, electrical circuits, electrical systems including
PLC's, AC and DC drive and mechanical systems
Must pass a maintenance skills test
Attention to detail
Willingness to participate in a team based work environment
 

Press Operator – 12 Hour Shift (Days & Nights)

Starting Wage $17.23 w/automatic progression to $18.51

Applicants for Press Operator positions must have:
Experience operating printing presses
High school diploma or equivalent
Ability to learn new technologies
Attention to detail
Ability to perform basic/intermediate math functions
Willingness to participate in a team based work environment


Extrusion Operator – 12 Hour Shift (Days & Nights)

Starting Wage $17.23 w/automatic progression to $18.51

Applicants for Extrusion Operator positions must have:
Experience operating extruders
High school diploma or equivalent
Ability to learn new technologies
Attention to detail
Ability to perform basic/intermediate math functions
Willingness to participate in a team based work environment


Machine Operator – 8 Hour Shift (First, Second & Third Shifts)

Starting Wage $16.43 w/automatic progression to $17.29

Applicants for Machine Operator positions must have:
Experience operating converting bag machines
High school diploma or equivalent
Ability to learn new technologies
Attention to detail
Ability to perform basic/intermediate math functions
Willingness to participate in a team based work environment


Platemaker/Mounter – 12 Hour Shift (Days & Nights)

Starting Wage $17.23 w/automatic progression to $18.51

Applicants for Platemaker/Mounter positions must have:
Plate making and plate mounting experience
High school diploma or equivalent
Ability to learn new technologies
Attention to detail
Ability to perform basic/intermediate math functions
Willingness to participate in a team based work environment


Fork Truck Driver –12 Hour Shift (Days & Nights)

Starting Wage $14.52 w/automatic progression to $15.55

Applicants for Fork Truck Driver positions must have:
Must have valid forklift certification and experience operating a fork truck
High school diploma or equivalent
Ability to learn new technologies
Attention to detail
Ability to perform basic/intermediate math functions
Willingness to participate in a team based work environment


Assistant Press Operator – 12 Hour Shift (Days & Nights)

Starting Wage $13.37 w/automatic progression to $14.73

 

Assistant Extrusion Operator – 12 Hour Shift (Days & Nights)

Starting Wage $13.29 w/automatic progression to $14.76

 

Assistant Machine Operator – 8 Hour Shift (First, Second & Third Shifts)

Starting Wage $13.13 w/automatic progression to $13.91

High school diploma or equivalent
Ability to learn new technologies
Attention to detail
Ability to perform basic/intermediate math functions
Willingness to participate in a team based work environment
In addition to the wages set forth above, Bemis Company provides a competitive benefit package that includes health
insurance, dental insurance, paid vacation and holidays, life insurance and pension.
Applications, interviews, and drug screens will be completed at our location at

1350 North Fruitridge Ave, Terre Haute, Indiana on the following date and times:

Thursday, August 20th • 9:00a.m. – 3:00p.m.

Friday, August 21st • 9:00a.m. – 3:00p.m.



Bemis is an equal opportunity employer

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