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Tell it to your scab pilotsJealousy rears it's ugly head again!
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Tell it to your scab pilotsJealousy rears it's ugly head again!
Ask your arrogant union scab pilotsWhat makes you think that just because you have a union, you will retain a pension ?
And why are you eating the AMT's food ?
Southwest already beat you to it, and they're unionIt's amazing to me that we had a fair (now according to the NMB) election THREE times now
And the same result. NO! And some just cant comprehend. Build that bridge and get over it.
Lets move forward and make this the best AIR LINE out there. If you you want to tear down something,
Lets do that to the competition, NOT eachother.
Hey Delta unionized pilots, are you going to let him talk that way about your union?Never said union peeps weren't part of the American public, they just don't represent the majority of the American public, which by your previous statement, you would like people to believe !
Yes, part of the American public. But you said:Union members are the part of the American public.
The NMB voting changes were implemented at the behest of the American public.
So the Americans against it had the same opportunity to voice their opinions, nothing wrong with a union gathering their members together for a good cause.
Jim, do you not agree the old way was not fair?
Yes, part of the American public. But you said:
Not part of the American public...without a qualifier "the American Public" isn't just union members and their families.
Only peeps who have a problem with the rule changes are union peeps and the fact it backfired on their ### !
The comment period was open to any American citizen. Period. As for the "deluge" of comments coming from union members, that may be, but again, people opposed to the change had the same opportunity. In fact, a certain ATL-based carrier provided a pre-printed card with "suggested verbiage" against the change to all ~80k of it's employees, yet very few were submitted.
That makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.
So the Americans against it had the same opportunity to voice their opinions, nothing wrong with a union gathering their members together for a good cause.
Jim, do you not agree the old way was not fair?
Come on Dude ! The unions thought, after the rule change, they were a shoo-in !
And why should unions be the only ones who distribute propaganda?
So the Americans against it had the same opportunity to voice their opinions, nothing wrong with a union gathering their members together for a good cause.
Jim, do you not agree the old way was not fair?
No they didn't. You are conflating the rule change itself with frustration over the NMB's recent determination regarding Carrier Interference.
I'm surprised to see you calling something on our company website "propaganda," but hey, stranger things have happened.
No frustration here !
Actually , enjoying the AFA and soon to join, IAM eating crow, regarding Carrier interference............since according to the NMB , none was found ! I'm sure after the recent ruling concerning the AFA, your sitting on needles and pins right about now.
I'm surprised to see you agreeing that unions use propaganda also. Gotta fight fire with fire baby !
Since the majority of union workers in the US are covered under the NLRA which is majority of those who voted, doesnt count a non-vote as a "NO" and they can strike as their CBAs expire and do not become amendable.Didn't say there was anything wrong with it 700. But there is something wrong with trying to pass the change off as "the American public's" desire when the fact is that it was the union's desire.
I believe that if a union is going to be given so much power over the employee, up to and including termination, then the majority of the group should elect the union - not a vocal minority.
The old procedure was fair in that it was somewhat hard for a union to become the elected bargaining agent but nearly impossible to decertify a union once elected. If you and others want to talk about being "fair" and doing it "like every other election" it should be as easy to vote the union out as to elect them in the first place - by the majority of votes cast in both instances. But that is unfair according to the unions and union zealots...
Jim