Could be that it could be liquidated fast, but I seriously doubt it's all in a chequing account
Anyway 500 a week is not much considering what they are used to living on.
Could be that it could be liquidated fast, but I seriously doubt it's all in a chequing accountfrom what i understand, that is not all of union funds, but just the strike pay fund that is designed to be cashed in and to be run dry if need be.
$500 per week is union’s weakness when it comes to length of strikeCould be that it could be liquidated fast, but I seriously doubt it's all in a chequing account
Anyway 500 a week is not much considering what they are used to living on.
That's why this time due to the demands, I believe the strike will last 3 months and run the union out of it's reserves.$500 per week is union’s weakness when it comes to length of strike
Where are you located? Plenty of dry roads in the winter in Southern Ontario and likely elsewhere.If I want my car in spring… and I get allocation this fall/winter. Can I defer my allocation? The last thing I want is my car to touch snow and me to drive it home in the winter. Lol.
If I want my car in spring… and I get allocation this fall/winter. Can I defer my allocation? The last thing I want is my car to touch snow and me to drive it home in the winter. Lol.
Good to hear that truck inventories are back to pre-covid levels. I've been waiting for some good old fashioned rebate offers and low interest financing like we had in the good old days before covid. Now, if we could just have C8 inventory that the dealerships needed of offer incentives in order to sell them. Maybe by 2028 when the C9 is released?Stellantis will be hoping for a strike just to get their inventory situation under control. GM and Ford arent much better. My local dealers are loaded with full size trucks at the moment. A strike would give them the opportunity to get rid of some units without rebates and not have to pay employees at the same time.
Are you willing to roll the dice that your dealer will actually get another allocation or decides to give it to someone else after you passed on the first one they offered? If you get offered a car, you better take it.If I want my car in spring… and I get allocation this fall/winter. Can I defer my allocation? The last thing I want is my car to touch snow and me to drive it home in the winter. Lol.
Damn eh!Are you willing to roll the dice that your dealer will actually get another allocation or decides to give it to someone else after you passed on the first one they offered? If you get offered a car, you better take it.
Same advice I would say; my allocation was a total surprise but I said to myself, I can’t pass it as who knows when the next one will be.Are you willing to roll the dice that your dealer will actually get another allocation or decides to give it to someone else after you passed on the first one they offered? If you get offered a car, you better take it.