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Their seeming lack of urgency year after year exemplifies how little they have to gain from their current proposals, which gives credibility to you comment "they can operate just fine with the current language we have." Having said that thought I'm puzzled that Gary Kelly hasn't demanded his team bring this to an end.
I'll never forget how the company claimed paid rest was "unsustainable" in times of record profit. Any whining about "Times and competition have changed" has fallen on deaf ears.
I agree, Timco/Haeco would LUV to include Southwest as a primary vendor and no doubt Jim Sokol would be involved.
Honestly I believe the company NC, having all but admitted their comprehensive proposal lacked written language, will foist an agreement long on words and short on movement. Their seeming lack of urgency year after year exemplifies how little they have to gain from their current proposals, which gives credibility to you comment "they can operate just fine with the current language we have." Having said that thought I'm puzzled that Gary Kelly hasn't demanded his team bring this to an end.
Looking back I can remember how envious we were that another airlines CEO would say "Your employees come first". Sadly Southwests management, from Mr. Kelly down, has become so intoxicated with success that normal negotiations protocol has be reduced to "Our way or the highway". I'll have to repeat my previous observation in regard to voting. The pilots and flight attendants both rejected previous t/a's. The publicity generated was priceless and resulted in adequate movement by the company to finally settle. IMO, it's time to overwhelmingly reject their proposal in order to advance.