NCR Employee Review
NCR – “Lot of work / not much progress”
Pros
Stretch or development opportunities are common because of limited internal resources. So much work to do, and not enough people or resources to do it.
Cons
Always putting out fires or working on urgent projects with little or no sense of overall direction; very little investment in core resources in recent years
Advice to Senior Management
Don't assume that long-time NCR employees are stuck in the past.

by New England Field Engineer:
What does it take for the CE's of NCR to wake up?
Understand this ----------
Lester Ellis said in a recent email that it could be weeks, months or even years before a contract is signed if a union is voted in. (Doubtful, but he did say it). The union garrantees that you will not pay one penny UNTIL a contract is signed.
Sooooooooo, what have you got to loose. In order to have a contract, we, the union members, sit down and negotiate a contract with the company. If agreed, we, the membership need to vote by majority to accept said contract. (ratification) Each and every one of us will decide if the contrat is aggreable or not. If the contract pays our dues and gives us a raise, and it should or why vote for it, then we begin paying dues with a ratified contract.
If not, it's back to the barganing table. But, in the meantime, it costs us nothing! We would be no better off than we are now. But we would have a say in our future!! Unlike now without a union, we are employees at will. This is a no brainer!!
WE HAVE GOT NOTHING TO LOOSE and EVERYTHING TO GAIN!!
Want to go another year or two without a raise while food, gas and the cost of living passes you by?
Think about it. Talk about it. And vote for it. Send in your card - do it NOW!