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Subject: Fw: UAL VP Onboard Service Jane Allen's Town Meeting in ORDSW
Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 5:58 PM
Subject: UAL VP Onboard Service Jane Allen's Town Meeting in ORDSW
The town hall meeting was held today at ORDSW and Jane Allen fielded questions from F/As regarding the company's latest proposal for changes to our contract.
She concluded the meeting (which began at 9:30 AM) by saying, " Guys, I have to stop here - I have been on my feet since 9:30 this morning!" It was 12:40 PM. To say the place went up for grabs is an understatement. The flight attendants laughed and shouted out in disbelief - The most incredulous in attendance were crews who had just landed from Asia....it was an unbelievable moment.
One pilot said, "That line will be around the system by tomorrow morning."
OK, let me get this straight - this is our Vice President of Onboard Services ending a meeting because she has been on duty three hours (with her stool and her bottle of water).
How do you tell flight attendants you are exhausted after being on your feet doing your job for three hours? Especially when asking them for all of their work rules and to work not 14, but 16 hour days? (Oh, and leave your pension at the door on your way out!)
Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 5:58 PM
Subject: UAL VP Onboard Service Jane Allen's Town Meeting in ORDSW
The town hall meeting was held today at ORDSW and Jane Allen fielded questions from F/As regarding the company's latest proposal for changes to our contract.
She concluded the meeting (which began at 9:30 AM) by saying, " Guys, I have to stop here - I have been on my feet since 9:30 this morning!" It was 12:40 PM. To say the place went up for grabs is an understatement. The flight attendants laughed and shouted out in disbelief - The most incredulous in attendance were crews who had just landed from Asia....it was an unbelievable moment.
One pilot said, "That line will be around the system by tomorrow morning."
OK, let me get this straight - this is our Vice President of Onboard Services ending a meeting because she has been on duty three hours (with her stool and her bottle of water).
How do you tell flight attendants you are exhausted after being on your feet doing your job for three hours? Especially when asking them for all of their work rules and to work not 14, but 16 hour days? (Oh, and leave your pension at the door on your way out!)