For a review of the Tentative Agreement and the circumstances surrounding
its existence, watch this 34 minute video.
We offer for you the entire 34 minute video, as well as the ability to pick and choose what segments you wish to view:
Best quality. Use if you have a DSL, cable, or another high-speed connection.
Use only if you are stuck with a dial-up modem speed. The 34 minute video will display much smaller, and have far less picture quality. (More about this)
You may selectively view certain portions of the video that interest you.
You may selectively view certain portions of the video that interest you.
But hey, if you are unable to get your video working, then this audio version is pretty good alternative.
The video formats we have available should display in all standards-compliant web browsers. However, we've found that you will obtain best performance if you use Internet Explorer 6.0. Almost every computer sold today includes this browser. If you are using America Online, best to minimize your AOL window and then open Internet Explorer (that's the little blue 'e' icon on your desktop) and watch the video using that browser.
If you are connected to the internet via a dial-up modem, particularly a slow or crummy dial up connection at a layover hotel somewhere, then there is nothing you can do about this. The video is 34 minutes long, and internet video generally displays very poorly on most dial-up connections.
Either use high-speed broadband instead, or try reconnecting with your modem--- as that may sometimes improve your connection speed. Or, if all else fails, play the audio-only version.
You must have a working sound card and your computer speakers turned on with the volume set at an appropriate level. If you still receive video without audio, verify that your system audio works by playing another audio application and/or checking your speaker and headphone wires.
If you have any trouble accessing the video, please contact your Local Council Office.
For questions and concerns about the Defined Contribution Plan Tentative Agreement, contact your Local Council.