Former WEYI Meteorologist Kevin Usealman wrote on his Facebook: “This is the guy that told me I wasn't "close enough" to someone to go to their funeral. Sinclair material through and through. Welcome to Flint! Now running Fox 66. He will join the current news director and two of the three worst hum...

MW: If local newscasts weren’t making money, you’d see local newscasts being dropped all across the country by all station groups. That’s simply not happening because this is a Sinclair issue. Other station groups have figured out how to adapt their strategies to still make significant cash. Statio...

Stink, it's hard to believe that anyone would put in the amount of work on a smear campaign that you do, knowing it means absolutely nothing to anyone but you.
You should seek help.
Seriously.

Bait and switch has been going on for years, YEARS! Get over it. Business as usual.

I’m told that NONE of the local news directors bothered to show up. Pretty sad state of affairs when even GMs and news directors don’t support the state’s broadcasters association. No wonder why this industry is in the sad state it’s in. It starts at the top. Be better Ken, Jayne, Karin, Brock and ...

sinklair wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 05, 2023 9:53 pm

That’s the wrong equation. You should compare 1.5% of a job or 0% with no job.

I would love to read a union contract that was drawn up for a new unit.
Im sure it would read,
You will work here until we say you don't.
Anything else?
Sign Here.

When you pay about 1.5 % in dues, it really doesn't make much sense to have someone negotiate you a 2% raise. Plus all contracts are written to favor the employer. That's a fact. 12s contract isn't worth the paper it is written on.
Unions are useless in this day and age.

sinklair wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 04, 2023 8:48 pm

Reread my previous posts. Find someone to help you sound out the big words.

What, are you pouting now?
It's a legitimate question.
What would a union have done for those layed off?

sinklair wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 04, 2023 7:59 pm

Ask the people who are now unemployed from Sinclair’s 25-66-46

Stink.
Explain how the union would have helped these people.

M60: I no longer work at 25-66. But if I had to pay union dues to force management to negotiate with the labor force — as opposed to what happened — yes, absolutely. It would be worth the cost considering everyone who was laid off, the worsening work conditions, and the least amount of local news b...

BehindTheScenes wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 04, 2023 2:20 pm

The union saved many of our jobs at 5 at the start of the pandemic while the rest of Meredith suffered pay cuts.

How may jobs did they save after 5 started being hubbed in Atlanta?
Or when 12 was hubbed out of Ohio?
Same Union.

Interesting “Dishes with Dave” Facebook Live broadcast earlier today. Several people asked about all the changes happening at 25-66. Dave said he couldn’t talk about it right now, but would be able to soon. He said he wasn’t leaving Michigan. He said he would still be on social media. But he said h...

Cathouse: you are right on target. Bondy will be the next to announce he’s leaving. He’s extremely frustrated that he was sold a bill of goods that brought him from bigger TV markets like Pittsburg back to Flint with the promise that 25-66 was going to win. But with chronic mismanagement, he now wa...

keto wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 30, 2023 9:09 pm

Becky just announced she got fired from 25, 66, and 46.

Where did she announce this?

Soundchaser: again you prove my point. Thank you for never providing any actual information. You attack me but yet never provide any details where I’m wrong. That’s because you know I’m right. As Yoda would say: “clueless, you are!” I don't feel it's right to give out other people's personal inform...