Well, got the list of what everyone was getting paid, versus what the new proposal is:
General/assembly all products: $34.64 ($18)
Machinist/production/ special: $34.98 ($18)
Burning/hand and machine: $34.84 ($18)
Machinist/special setup: $36.17 ($20)
Fabrication machine operator/special: $34.84 ($18)
Painter, locomotive: $34.98 ($18)
Welder, locomotive: $34.98 ($20)
Governor and injector repair and inspection: $34.98 ($18)
Inspection process layout: $37.96 ($20)
Quality audit, all vehicles: $35.28 ($20)
Test and repair/locomotive: $37.78 ($22)
Crane operator: $34.98 ($18)
Crane operator mobile (licensed): $35.25 ($22)
Material control utility: $34.85 ($18)
Oiler: $34.75 ($18)
Cleaning, production parts: $34.47 ($16.50)
Machine operator, tool room: $34.62 ($16.50)
Labourer: $34.62 ($16.50)
Stationary engineer, second class: $40.70 ($34)
Plumber: $40.70 ($34)
Electrician: $41.01 ($34)
Industrial truck repair/gas, electrical and diesel: $41.01 ($34)
Machine repair machinist: $40.89 ($34)
Welder, tool and die maintenance: $40.93 ($34)
http://www.lfpress.com/news/london/2...-19280481.html
Those making the biggest paycheques are facing a loss of $7.01, but some of the "unskilled" workers will be dropping down big time. $35 an hour last year to work as a "Cleaner of Production Parts"