WeAAsles
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- Oct 20, 2007
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People like you wear horse blinders. The entire major Airline industry in the US went through bankruptcy since deregulation. Some went out of business and there planes and routes were gobbled up, and the last of the bunch all merged to survive to be where we finally are today. Is it just convenient to ignore that reality? Low cost airlines, jet fuel, fares that were too low to turn a profit because of too many available seats all conspired to bring us where we are today. Don't blame any of that though because your union still should have been able to get you raises and better benefits right? Who cares if the money tree in the yard had no leaves.comatose said:
The key word is TRY.
Both the TWU and IAM "have tried" to negotiate......maybe not for their membership but their self serving union leadership.
It's very bitter saying leadership. The International's leadership is anything but leaders.
Ask yourself one question......just one.
1. Has the TWU or IAM brought any thing back to the membership(in recent memory) worth warranting keeping the TWU or IAM?
I can recall several items both have brought back warranting their departure.
Yes the TWU, IAM, IBT, AMFA and EVERY other union in our industry wanted to lose members. They were conspiring to lower the money they had coming into their organizations right?
Use a little common sense will you?