Chevron said in a statement Sunday night that it has negotiated with the union for months and believes a contract offered by the company was fair and addressed union concerns.
The company offered a 2.5% pay increase, but the union had asked for 5% to keep up with inflation and cost of living in the Bay Area, White said. (could that be due to the high cost of gas?)
“It’s rough for the blue-collar worker in the Bay Area, and we asked for a 5% bump to help us out a little bit with our medical at Kaiser, which went up 23% last year,” White said.
So there you have it... rising costs of living, in the San Francisco bay area... duh, result in people making gas to ask for a raise, to keep up with the rising cost of healthcare and .... gas to get to work
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