topDawg
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I mean more along the lines of things like shutting down MX bases for holidays, the unions only wanting 8 hour work days etc. These things all, believe it or not, hurt more than just the bottom line. (plus, I don't get the big deal with 8 hour work days, I'll take my 13.3 hour weekend crew back anytime)dfw gen said:The problem with flexibility in maintenance is the attitude of contempt and lack of involvement in basic issues and policies. The lack of trust is in management at least locall you in dfw is truly astonishing. Management has pretty much (level 5) and above have stopped having meetings I guess they get tired of the silly questions like where is all the new equipment? What happened to tearing down maintenance, and building it back up? Phase 1 is complete..when do we start phase 2?
There is no reason for flexibility you just can't trust a word they say.
but I get what you are saying dfw gen. You guys have been beat up by management for years only to watch them take stock and bonuses while you are at the bottom of the industry. Then your union and/or the company drags ass when it comes contract time.
I would be in the no wavers/no favors camp if I worked at AA too.
Oh and good management communicates period. Even if the same questions get asked there should always be clear communication.