General Chairmen Of The BLET, Representing Members At Norfolk Southern, Address CEO Alan Shaw's "Unfounded And Desperate" Attacks On Labor Discussions
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The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen (BLET) General Chairmen, representing members at Norfolk Southern Corporation (NYSE:NSC), criticized CEO Alan Shaw for his attacks on labor discussions, labeling them as unfounded and desperate. They accused Shaw of misrepresenting discussions with Ancora nominees and the record of Jim Barber, an Ancora nominee with a positive history of union relations at UPS. The BLET leaders, who initially supported Shaw, have shifted their support to Ancora and its nominees due to Shaw's inconsistent strategies and attacks on labor.

May 02, 2024 | 9:42 pm
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BLET leaders at Norfolk Southern express strong disapproval of CEO Alan Shaw's approach to labor discussions, shifting their support to Ancora and its nominee Jim Barber, highlighting Barber's positive union relations history.
The public dispute between Norfolk Southern's CEO and the BLET, along with the shift in support to Ancora, could introduce uncertainty among investors regarding the company's leadership and labor relations strategy. However, the direct impact on stock prices in the short term may be neutral, as the market digests the news and awaits further developments.
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