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This is a sickout by the East group who are protesting pay parity or lack thereof. Yes, we have heard the rumors throughout phoenix and tempe.
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This is a sickout by the East group who are protesting pay parity or lack thereof. Yes, we have heard the rumors throughout phoenix and tempe.
This sick out will only end up hurting the other workgroups and our customers not the management of US Airways or ALPA.
It cost American Airlines an estimated $200 Million and canceled 6,600 flights. http://www.bls.gov/opub/cwc/archive/winter1999art3.pdf
This is a sickout by the East group who are protesting pay parity or lack thereof. Yes, we have heard the rumors throughout phoenix and tempe.
but whenever i hear of so called pilot sick outs or slow downs this comes to my mind... nothing is ever gained.. someone will ultimately... lose
Why isn't ALPA calling all pilots to abide by the rules?
In our view, the suggested No-Fly Day would be both a violation of the Railway Labor Act and contrary to the interests of the pilot group.---USAPA
If there is a sick out, watch ALPA condemn the East afterwards.
ALPO will stop at nothing to get people "in-line". Maybe they should use a taser.
... believe me if the customer service agent union group ever threatend to do a slow down of walk believe me.. that would close the airline not some pilot sick out... when you look at what is what the frontline folks call the shots.. but you will never see that... we are toooooooooooooooo loyal.. and there is nothing wrong with that..
I understand that everyone is unhappy with the way the company is running, I am the first person to say things are screwed up, but rumors are flying around that the pilot group is planning to have a “sick out†this Friday the 21st.
Having a sick out will only drive away business, upset the customers who have stuck with us through all the crap in the past and give OUR Company more bad press, which is the last thing we need.
If this happens, you are only giving the other airlines like Southwest the business and strengthening the argument for the union busting factions. This sick out will only end up hurting the other workgroups and our customers not the management of US Airways or ALPA.
Its illegal and anyone who participates should be fired.
Use the legal process to solve the issues. If you are unhappy with the job your Union representatives are doing, then move to recall them. However, illegal job actions accomplish nothing. :down:
It cost American Airlines an estimated $200 Million and canceled 6,600 flights. http://www.bls.gov/opub/cwc/archive/winter1999art3.pdf
While I support the employees and agree that things are not right between management and labor, an action such as this will only hasten the demise of the company, or its breakup.
If that is the ultimate goal, on you go......
I won't even venture a guess as to whether it is legal or not, but again, you will hurt the customers and fellow employees much worse than you will management.
My BEST to you all....
I can't help but think that this would be the last straw for any pax who was stranded or screwed.
sad.. wonder where that captain is now.....