Originally Posted by
dracir1
So here's the thing...
Do we believe them? Do we trust them? If so, why? If not, why not? Better question might be, at this point, what are our options in terms of how we feel/act toward the company?
Whatever is decided, it needs to be union driven and universal - no dissenting, no second guessing and certainly no "i told you so" after the fact no matter what the outcome.
never trust them. The company will always do what they think will return the most money. If the bean counters say a decision save/makes money, that is the path, regardless of impact on people. Just know you are an expense on the books, not an asset in the minds of an account.
If f9 can get NK for a good price, they will buy it, if F9 thinks they would lose money, they will not. It never matters if there is current "interest", it matters of there is an opportunity. You may not be interested in owning gold, but if someone sold you gold at 1/10 of market, i bet you would become interested in gold.
We always need to remember to fly the contract, let the company deal with issues outside the cockpit, and any favor you do for them will never be returned in kind. Dont be an abused wife and think, " this time they will change since I showed them so much good will". They will beat you again if that is what it takes for them to save/make a dollar.