Does it really make sense to remain on strike, while thousands of jobs are currently being lost every month?
With the above in mind, shouldn’t the Machinists consider the possibility that their jobs may not be there when they finally decide to go back to work? And don’t kid yourself, anybody can be replaced!
John A. Moll
Snohomish
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