I have a friend who is very senior (approx. 40 years) at Delta. Over the weekend, she once again said to me (it's practically a mantra now), "Oh, I want us to have a union at Delta, but now is not the right time." These are the exact words she has been saying for almost 30 years that I have known her.
That is just another way of saying... No thank you.
Apparently it has never been the right time, nor can she explain to me what would be the right time. She just says, "I talked with my manager." I get the impression that this sentiment is common among her cohorts in the senior ranks.
probably she feels that way.. because they have a history of always working together..management and employees...I hope that will continue, we need to have that type of positive change, and for it to continue..
partnership
n.
The state of being a partner.
A legal contract entered into by two or more persons in which each agrees to furnish a part of the capital and labor for a business enterprise, and by which each shares a fixed proportion of profits and losses.
The persons bound by such a contract.
A relationship between individuals or groups that is characterized by mutual cooperation and responsibility, as for the achievement of a specified goal
its time to start working together as a team, as some have already grasped that concept...it will be the only way for true success, it is imperative at this point.
addressing seniority integration would be the first right step in that direction..
I would suggest putting down all the baggage some have been carrying all these years and unpack it... and start focusing on doing something in another frame of mind...because the way it has always been done.. (poor labor relations)
is not working..
Lets use 'poor labor relations' as an example of what not to do at the ..worlds largest airline.
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