BigMac
Veteran
Competing airlines (SWA) and the Dallas newspaper seem to be more informed than us AA employed. :/
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BigMac said:Competing airlines (SWA) and the Dallas newspaper seem to be more informed than us AA employed. :/
No surprise here..just the factsjimntx said:
And, this surprises you because...??? AA management are all in training to be mushroom farmers. You know the old joke...keep 'em (us and the mushrooms) in the dark and feed 'em sh*t.
BigMac said:Meeting held Monday morning:
300-400 RIFd by years end into beginning of 2014 and more each additional year for six years.
Some of us have been told before the end of this year (2013) they will start, and continue into Jan of 2014 with a total of 3-400 being layed-off. All rumors until announced by company and union together.
Ask BigMac, as he stated they had the meeting.What meeting was this at because it wasn't at the union meeting?
No. Cleaners then OSMs. As far as going to the line ..since it doesn't take a license to work on an aircraft (just an A&P to sign the logbook) who knows about the line. I seriously doubt it. If RIFd all one has to do is receive their free continued education by attending a junior college for 18 months to get their "golden ticket". The membership meeting was Monday morning October 28th. The exact wording was 'a surplus of employees for the next six years". Call or visit Danker.Duke787 said:When AA does the RIF, do the SRP's get laidoff first and do they go to a line stations as a line mech?
the question was will SRPs go to the line. Some OSMs are A&Ps..some are unlicensed. A license is not required to work on an aircraft (line or OH). One is required to sign the logbook.700UW said:Your A&P is your license.