PITbull
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- Dec 29, 2002
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Twice,
Why do I sense hostility in your voice regarding older, (not in age?), f/as who have contributed a great deal to our airline? Many of the f/as are not in a position to retire because our retirment penalties are high. In addtiion, The retirment income is more of a "supplemental" income. You need to have another source to sustain yourself. You should know what the retirement is about, c'mon on.
"Early out" has already been posed to this management. They are NOT interested in the slightest increase in cost for an "out" even for the first year. You should know that better than anyone. Instead, management instituted policies that get rid of many of our f/as that have chronic illnesses. Our attrition runs approx. 29 per month. Take real close note, Managment has not once started a "recall" of f/as. Give me a break.
The question was posed regarding certain work rules that may have the potential of more layoffs. The main issue is not necessairly f/a layyoffs, but the possibility of ground personnel.
Why do I sense hostility in your voice regarding older, (not in age?), f/as who have contributed a great deal to our airline? Many of the f/as are not in a position to retire because our retirment penalties are high. In addtiion, The retirment income is more of a "supplemental" income. You need to have another source to sustain yourself. You should know what the retirement is about, c'mon on.
"Early out" has already been posed to this management. They are NOT interested in the slightest increase in cost for an "out" even for the first year. You should know that better than anyone. Instead, management instituted policies that get rid of many of our f/as that have chronic illnesses. Our attrition runs approx. 29 per month. Take real close note, Managment has not once started a "recall" of f/as. Give me a break.
The question was posed regarding certain work rules that may have the potential of more layoffs. The main issue is not necessairly f/a layyoffs, but the possibility of ground personnel.