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Old 05-22-2009 | 04:34 AM
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Originally Posted by tpersuit
I got something better. How about the Midwest pilots agree to the paycut and take all of Republics flying? Because I guarantee you that is what this will come to.
I think this was already offered.

Originally Posted by Superpilot92
like i said, it doesnt have to be a strike to get things noticed. They cant arrest everyone if they decide to get the swine flu around the same time Just saying...

Its either DO nothing and watch the rest of the jobs get flushed or do SOMETHING while they still can.
For a job action like this, such as a sick out that you mentioned, it must be union organized.

Originally Posted by alvrb211
Build time to move on?

When things pick up, and they will. Who's going to hire them?
This Rah/E190 deal will not go down well with ANY of the pilots who do the hiring at the mainline carriers.

If I was an Rah guy with hopes of moving on, I'd stay away from any 100 seater while at a regional!

Of course, the older Rah guys, or those with no degree will fly it.

For those who want to move on, it's simply career suicide. At least it will be good news for the guys at other regionals.


Oh, the Rah guys will get an interview. You'll be asked your name, you favorite color, and then "See ya".


Again, it's career suicide!

I guess even at Rah, there will be some lifers.


Of course, the mainline carriers will likely have an answer to stop this affecting them.



JJ
How do you suppose we avoid the flying? Should I tell the company, sorry, I'm not flying that plane. They'll say, sorry, you don't have a job anymore. If we can avoid this, we will. I think career suicide is a little harsh when my 2 options are fly the plane or hit the street. And I would hope that the pilots doing the hiring at the majors would have a little more sense than you and know those were my only options. If we find something with our union to stop this, we will.