Thursday, April 12, 2007

American Airlines executives send warning letters to employees

By Pegasus News wire

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The employees of AA sacrificed nearly $4.6 billion in wages so that the company could stay afloat. Meanwhile, handcarved ivory back-scratchers (pictured above) are all the rage with AA executives.
FORT WORTH — According to this story in the Dallas Business Journal, it appears that the American Airlines executives are not going to take the pilots' and flight attendants' protests sitting down. The company has sent letters to each of the workers' unions reminding them of their legal obligations in light of recent protests over executive bonuses.

The controversial bonuses have led to both the flight attendants and the pilots expressing anger and frustration with the company's seemingly unfair practices.

Posted by Todd M.



THIS IS WHY YOU DON'T WANT TO WORK FOR AMERICAN EAGLE EITHER.
Word must have goten out, when they had to lower their minimums.