They are caught between 'Pillow Talk' and 'Sunrise,' sounds like the aftermath of a sleazy late night misadventure but for BTL employees that's life with the current roster of those who would own the company. And with the country's most profitable company reeling tossing about the seas of corporate uncertainty like a listing galleon, BTL's employees say they will continue with their protest action tomorrow. Though they have not gotten a license to demonstrate, union boss Paul Perriot this evening told us that they will not be in office tomorrow.
Paul Perriot, BCWU President
"Tomorrow basically our plan will be to be out here. We wanted to do a demonstration but we never get permission so we will be in the yard here. If you come out here tomorrow morning first thing you will have all the employees from BTL out here supporting the union and actually the employees of BTL."
Alfonso Noble,
What is your bargaining chip?
Paul Perriot,
"We are in control of the company as far as we are concerned. The employees run the company, the employees of BTL could turn on and turn off with the snap of a button. There is no one else that could actually come in here and do that so that is our bargaining chip. We are the employees and we deserve the right, now that is actually offered out there, that we could own shares in the company. We deserve a right to get a part of the shares."
