UPS Managers
02-18-2010, 02:11 PM
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UPS Managers
ups managers are out in full force blaming the pending furlough on the over 60 ipa pilots. do not let these corporate wind bags distract you. let them know that the eb speaks for you and any further discussion will be considered harassment.
the rhetoric is about to reach an all time high and many of them will do or say anything because they are worried about what will happen to their jobs if the ipa doesn't cave to ups bullying.
ups managers are not your friends.
ups managers are not trying to help you.
ups managers will do and say anything and everything they are told because they are worried about themselves and themselves only.
ups managers are an illegal work force and the end is near for them.
trust no managers.
remain united with your ipa brothers.
the rhetoric is about to reach an all time high and many of them will do or say anything because they are worried about what will happen to their jobs if the ipa doesn't cave to ups bullying.
ups managers are not your friends.
ups managers are not trying to help you.
ups managers will do and say anything and everything they are told because they are worried about themselves and themselves only.
ups managers are an illegal work force and the end is near for them.
trust no managers.
remain united with your ipa brothers.
02-18-2010, 02:16 PM
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Sorry, But I agree with the scum bags. The Age 60 rule is 100% responsible for the potential Furlough.
We have over 250 guys who would be playing golf, instead there here sucking on the Tit. Even though most have been Captains since Day One. Over 20 years left seat. Very selfish. But they have a law that lets em do it.
We have over 250 guys who would be playing golf, instead there here sucking on the Tit. Even though most have been Captains since Day One. Over 20 years left seat. Very selfish. But they have a law that lets em do it.
02-18-2010, 02:20 PM
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don't be fooled commando.
ups was 100% in favor of changing the age 60 rule. it saves them many millions in pension payouts even though it will cost them initially.
ups would like to have their cake and eat it too.
the rule changed and our fellow ipa brothers have every legal right to be here.
ups managers do not. don't be fooled.
ups was 100% in favor of changing the age 60 rule. it saves them many millions in pension payouts even though it will cost them initially.
ups would like to have their cake and eat it too.
the rule changed and our fellow ipa brothers have every legal right to be here.
ups managers do not. don't be fooled.
02-18-2010, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by FrontSeat
I never understood why so many of the IPA pilots are in love with managers. You would be surprised at how many eat dinner at each other's homes, socialize and plan recreation outings with each other. How many times have you heard an IPA pilot say " I am friends with this manager but he is a good guy" or " this guy is cool he would be an IPA pilot if he was not only offered a management position."
I saw it at a major airline as well, only with scabs. There is a strange dynamic that sets up in some crazy pilots' minds that actually has them bend over for a scab and be 100% accommodating.
I forgot what the name of this syndrome is.
I saw it at a major airline as well, only with scabs. There is a strange dynamic that sets up in some crazy pilots' minds that actually has them bend over for a scab and be 100% accommodating.
I forgot what the name of this syndrome is.
Weatherman is right...listen to and/or believe ANY of them at your peril, especially for the foreseeable future.
Back in the good old days when we had new hires, I used to liken managers to dogs.
A dog will wag his tail and act like he's your best friend. He may let you rub him behind the ears and buy him a drink, but get between him and his food at the wrong moment and even the best dog will bite you.
Plus, many have fleas, ticks and worms.
02-18-2010, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by FrontSeat
I never understood why so many of the IPA pilots are in love with managers. You would be surprised at how many eat dinner at each other's homes, socialize and plan recreation outings with each other. How many times have you heard an IPA pilot say " I am friends with this manager but he is a good guy" or " this guy is cool he would be an IPA pilot if he was not only offered a management position."
I saw it at a major airline as well, only with scabs. There is a strange dynamic that sets up in some crazy pilots' minds that actually has them bend over for a scab and be 100% accommodating.
I forgot what the name of this syndrome is.
I saw it at a major airline as well, only with scabs. There is a strange dynamic that sets up in some crazy pilots' minds that actually has them bend over for a scab and be 100% accommodating.
I forgot what the name of this syndrome is.
We at Fedex are screwed. Our only chance is is if you get it right. Good Luck!
02-18-2010, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Commando
Sorry, But I agree with the scum bags. The Age 60 rule is 100% responsible for the potential Furlough. .
1/3 due to age 65,
1/3 due to economy
1/3 due to corporate greed
02-18-2010, 02:50 PM
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Originally Posted by navigatro
I would say that the furlough is:
1/3 due to age 65,
1/3 due to economy
1/3 due to corporate greed
1/3 due to age 65,
1/3 due to economy
1/3 due to corporate greed
Indeed, the perfect fecal storm.
02-18-2010, 02:50 PM
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Originally Posted by weatherman
....they are worried about what will happen to their jobs if the ipa doesn't cave to ups bullying....
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