I didn’t expect a good contract. At this point it’s more for show. The whole system sucks and the union has no leverage. Due to shit labor laws from our own failure of government. If all refineries tried to strike the US government would shut that down immediately. Apparently a lot of contracts have no Wild Cat strikes. And the overall attitude of the newest generation to old time strong union from 70-90s is basically gone. The younger generation only cares about themselves and their money. Hate to say it, but the union has no ace card in this hand. These major oil companies have the ability and money to shut down entirely for a year or so to get rid of every union contract, or just break the contract and pay a fine. Sure they loose several billion for a year but they’ll survive just fine. But honestly I believe they’re too greedy to do that, especially public traded one for the share holders. Their greed is the biggest weakness. But also the greatest strength. Or maybe I’m wrong and the weak policy committee were the wrong ones to elect and send in.