Execs Vow To Sacrifice

[BoeingBoy]

732guy,

I'm hopeful that the term "management" is a shorthand for upper management, at least that's what I do.

Interestingly, U itself only reported 31 employees as "general management" in data submitted to the BTS in 2002 (they apparently didn't report in 2003). That's out of over 31,000 total employees (per the reported figures).

Jim

 

[planeirish]

The problem at this airline is we have tons of management, but have no leaders.

 

[732guy]

Thanks for the comment BoeingBoy. As long as we consider those 31 people "management" and not the 1,000+ persons that aren't F/As, pilots, RES, mechanics, etc. that's fine for the discussion purpose. I'm just trying to make sure those hard-working "regular" folks aren't being asked to shoulder a larger
burden than any other group.

 

[us0004us]

well said......