Thomas Paine
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- Sep 4, 2003
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maybe we should push for "Right to consultants " laws where we can demand their services but not have to pay? Maybe we should outlaw usuary as well.737823 said:Good luck with that.
Josh
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maybe we should push for "Right to consultants " laws where we can demand their services but not have to pay? Maybe we should outlaw usuary as well.737823 said:Good luck with that.
Josh
Seems to have worked fine over the years.737823 said:Good luck with that.
Josh
It is a choice, there is no compulsory membership thanks to you guys, they just have to pay fees germane to enforcement of the contract. Don't want to pay Fees? Then don't apply for a job where they have contracts and unions, its not like Unions control the majority of the jobs out there, only the better ones, and they make them that way.eolesen said:So, make it a choice.Most civilized countries outlawed the closed shop. It's illegal in Europe. Forcing agency fee? Even that seems to be a rare practice anymore, with the airlines and railroads in the US being amongst the few labor groups left where that is practiced.They served a purpose in the sweatshop days. They've forced the creation of a half-dozen different federal agencies and statutes, and made themselves irrelevant in the process.But it's time to stop forcing compulsory membership. If someone thinks there's a benefit to belonging to a union, let them. It would force the unions to be responsive, accountable, and relevant.Today, it's too easy to just continue to collect the dues and do the bare minimum to prevent 51% from being outraged enough to force a representation election.
Permanently 20% is simply NOT true. (if you work in the airline industry you would know NOTHING is Permanent) Did you look at my previous numbers over the last 12 years thatThomas Paine said:When you permanently lose at least 20% of your pay, see what you pay for medical go up several thousands of dollars a year, see your pension and retiree medical taken away to boost up profits and executive compensation then rejoice because they give you a tiny share back, and yes one month is a tiny share when you add up the value of the concessions , then something is wrong with you.
So the Majority of us in Inflight are just easily manipulated huh? because we come to a different conclusion than you?Kev3188 said:That mindset is simply proof of just how good DL is a manufacturing opinion, and conditioning people. Those that have yet to outsource their cognition, or dare to speak up are permanently branded not being "team players." In group/out group is alive & well at the Widget...
wait a minute.Kev3188 said:That mindset is simply proof of just how good DL is a manufacturing opinion, and conditioning people. Those that have yet to outsource their cognition, or dare to speak up are permanently branded not being "team players." In group/out group is alive & well at the Widget...
So, using you logic, if you don't like the fact that Delta doesn't have unions, then quit, and go work for a unionized airline...Thomas Paine said:It is a choice, there is no compulsory membership thanks to you guys, they just have to pay fees germane to enforcement of the contract. Don't want to pay Fees? Then don't apply for a job where they have contracts and unions, its not like Unions control the majority of the jobs out there, only the better ones, and they make them that way.
Please point out where I accused YOU?Kev3188 said:BTW,I've never accused you of being unprofessional, or treated you accordingly. It'll be nice when you afford me the same respect.
Thomas Paine said:It is a choice, there is no compulsory membership thanks to you guys, they just have to pay fees germane to enforcement of the contract. Don't want to pay Fees? Then don't apply for a job where they have contracts and unions, its not like Unions control the majority of the jobs out there, only the better ones, and they make them that way.
A minute? We've waited years for meaningful change. This company asked all of us to "give [the company] a chance." We did. It's not working. The end.WorldTraveler said:wait a minute.
That's fantastic! And I'm sure you'll get another chance to try and get a union in! Last time the majority voted "NO", meaybe next time you'll get what you want!Kev3188 said:A minute? We've waited years for meaningful change. This company asked all of us to "give [the company] a chance." We did. It's not working. The end.