FlyingHippie
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Por qué ?FlyingHippie said:OFF TOPIC POST DELETED
mweiss,mweiss said:To make this abundantly clear...SO WHAT???
Wonderful. The union is a democracy. The union doesn't get to run the company. In the end, the company is a dictatorship. That's how capitalism works. Whether or not it should work that way is irrelevant to the success or failure of US in the next year.
Again, ultimately the question is, so what? So you get to tell management what you expect. But they get to call the shots. Yes, if you don't like their call, you can strike (after going through the laborious [no pun intended] processes you must go through in this industry). Yes, you have the power to shut the company down for good. Do that, and you're out of a job. Is that what you're aiming for?PITbull said:The majority rules the day! Flight attendants will have an opportunity to let the leadership know what they want once managment tell them what is the expected participation.
Back in school, to be precise. I've already had a moderately long, successful career.I am sure you know what that means since you are still in school.
I understand fully. Let me try this one more time. The union leaders don't call the shots. The employees don't call the shots. The CEO does, and by proxy anyone to whom he delegates authority does. That's it. No democracy there. None.Union leaders do NOT dictate to the employees! They operate under different principles. What part of that don't YOU understand?
Only that "Dave and gang" and "honesty" don't typically belong in the same sentence.pitguy said:Any comments on Dave and gang honesty problem?
*sigh* No, apparently you don't read what I write:PITbull said:Do you read what you write? Labor does not tell mangement what they expect?
I'm assuming you consider yourself to be labor, right? So when I say "you" get to tell management what "you" expect, I'm assuming that is equivalent to saying "Labor gets to tell management what they expect." Please let me know if I misunderstood and you are not "labor." :blink:mweiss said:So you get to tell management what you expect.
You mean like when I saidPITbull said:They don't strike outside of a sec. 6?
mweiss said:Yes, if you don't like their call, you can strike
Appropriate? Justifiable? Those are ethical questions. I'm talking about the law. Shareholders are the owners of the company. The company's fiduciary responsibility, as defined by law, is to maximize the value of the company for the shareholders. I neither write the laws, nor am I suggesting that the laws as written for American capitalism are better than their European counterparts.PITbull said:Whether you or anyone believe that it is justifiable or appropriate for the sake of a profit for a bunch of wall street gamblers and stakeholders to annihilate a group of employees of a company demonstrates the epitomy of what is wrong in corporate America today.
You don't believe him. Neither do I. He's saying it mostly to placate you guys. And I know you're not buying it. Besides, he's asking for suggestions, which he is free to ignore. Because as CEO he gets to call the shots. He is accountable only to the BOD, which is accountable to the shareholders.And by the sounds of the Friday "Dave messages", employees do call the shots.
Point taken. I apologize for contributing to the thread drift.scot said:Lets please return to the FedEx supposed deal in this thread. Please start a new thread to continue the subdiscussion and I will try to transfer pertinent posts there.