enough already
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- Jan 8, 2003
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thanks, but they called.You call 1-877-229-8493. Then enter the passcode: 14154
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thanks, but they called.You call 1-877-229-8493. Then enter the passcode: 14154
I am just waiting to get laid off honestly so I can attend school. Also, my benefits are not cut just yet..... (except pension)
I would also like to note that my wife works at AA as well. We are both going to lose our jobs. My family gets the pain of this "FACADE" times two.
You should ask yourself, how deep can they cut before its not worth it anymore. All we have done is lose for years. I can only see the airline worker losing in the foreseeable future. I am sorry to paint such a dark, depressing picture but that is what history and logic dictate to be an inevitability.
The union has proven its worthlessness. The only thing they accomplish is collecting dues, and they do that with clockwork efficiency. They have sold your benefits wholesale but managed to keep your pay up (according to the proposal i.e. backroom deal) only to keep their dues coming in. The union gave them everything but their money (your dues). Your paying into a worthless institution that serves no practical purpose. Don't get me wrong. I fully support the concept of a union. However, until the laws change and the unions get their teeth back they really serve no purpose other than to be the companies marionette.
A union is a neutered, mute dog with no teeth and a big appetite. Thank your government for that.
A union is a forced investment that never gives a return.
A union is privatized gains and socialized losses.
A union is is a "job tax".
A union is nothing but a legalized "protection racket".
Did you get any thing out of it? Rather than the broken record "fight like hell" even though he seems to be conceding to everything.thanks, but they called.
Not much new info. Mostly rah rah, we're gonna fight like hell...Did you get any thing out of it? Rather than the broken record "fight like hell" even though he seems to be conceding to everything.
I didn't get to listen as I had to work on a Monday. However one mechanic told me that something was said about Occupying somewhere?Not much new info. Mostly rah rah, we're gonna fight like hell...
enough already said:Not much new info. Mostly rah rah, we're gonna fight like hell...
I am just waiting to get laid off honestly so I can attend school.
if you listened real close, one of the things that Little did say was......."we are looking at trade-offs to the layoffs". Get ready to supplement the layoffs with huge pay cuts, vacation givebacks....and so on, and so on!!! Other than that, not much info. as usual!Did you get any thing out of it? Rather than the broken record "fight like hell" even though he seems to be conceding to everything.
That would be a colossal mistake considering the near future fleet renewal plan and the fact theiy're just not going to need 8700 mechanics in a couple of years.if you listened real close, one of the things that Little did say was......."we are looking at trade-offs to the layoffs".
They better not trade crap, cant keep going backward and im one thats hitting the street. the term sheet is bad enough how could they trade anything elseThat would be a colossal mistake considering the near future fleet renewal plan and the fact theiy're just not going to need 8700 mechanics in a couple of years.
I agree. My fear would be in the normal method of the TWU, that non mechanic personal are placed in maintenance positions at the behest of keeping the membership employed.Not my problem in the end, but I think I'd start making it very clear to the various TWU officials that wage cuts aren't even open for discussion. The company didn't ask for them, so why offer it?
<_< -------- Don't you mean "the dues roweling in?"I agree. My fear would be in the normal method of the TWU, that non mechanic personal are placed in maintenance positions at the behest of keeping the membership employed.
Why wait?