The Useful PSA Thread
10-27-2014, 07:09 AM
#433
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Joined APC: Apr 2010
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Originally Posted by wiz5422
new generation scabs?
"A worker who does not join a strike or who takes the place of another worker who is on strike"
I wasn't aware that envoy was on strike?…ohh well
…wait? Unless we are talking about -
"A hard covering of dried blood that forms over a wound to cover and protect it as it heals" This whole scab term confuses me?
10-27-2014, 07:15 AM
#434
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Position: ERJ - 145
Posts: 1,631
Originally Posted by weekendflyer
People are throwing the term "scab" around pretty loosely. So I took it upon myself to look it up.
"A worker who does not join a strike or who takes the place of another worker who is on strike"
I wasn't aware that envoy was on strike?…ohh well…
wait? Unless we are talking about -
"A hard covering of dried blood that forms over a wound to cover and protect it as it heals" This whole scab term confuses me?
"A worker who does not join a strike or who takes the place of another worker who is on strike"
I wasn't aware that envoy was on strike?…ohh well
…wait? Unless we are talking about -
"A hard covering of dried blood that forms over a wound to cover and protect it as it heals" This whole scab term confuses me?
For now, most people are content with using "PSA" - as in "I hope that they do not PSA us" - think the scene from Robin Hood Men in tights - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFXNsHC0jck
10-27-2014, 07:16 AM
#435
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Joined APC: Sep 2010
Posts: 579
Originally Posted by weekendflyer
People are throwing the term "scab" around pretty loosely. So I took it upon myself to look it up.
"A worker who does not join a strike or who takes the place of another worker who is on strike"
I wasn't aware that envoy was on strike?…ohh well…
wait? Unless we are talking about -
"A hard covering of dried blood that forms over a wound to cover and protect it as it heals" This whole scab term confuses me?
"A worker who does not join a strike or who takes the place of another worker who is on strike"
I wasn't aware that envoy was on strike?…ohh well
…wait? Unless we are talking about -
"A hard covering of dried blood that forms over a wound to cover and protect it as it heals" This whole scab term confuses me?
10-27-2014, 07:20 AM
#436
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Joined APC: Jun 2010
Posts: 781
New generation scab means someone who gave into concessions but still makes industry leading salary and QOL (still pathetic pay for what we do). I hope Envoy votes no again after being so vocal about PSA and PDT taking concessions. Then again they might vote it in this time and blame us for leaving them no choice.
10-27-2014, 07:24 AM
#437
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Joined APC: Apr 2010
Position: Widebelly FO
Posts: 560
Originally Posted by weekendflyer
People are throwing the term "scab" around pretty loosely. So I took it upon myself to look it up.
"A worker who does not join a strike or who takes the place of another worker who is on strike"
I wasn't aware that envoy was on strike?…ohh well…
wait? Unless we are talking about -
"A hard covering of dried blood that forms over a wound to cover and protect it as it heals" This whole scab term confuses me?
"A worker who does not join a strike or who takes the place of another worker who is on strike"
I wasn't aware that envoy was on strike?…ohh well
…wait? Unless we are talking about -
"A hard covering of dried blood that forms over a wound to cover and protect it as it heals" This whole scab term confuses me?
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