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Originally Posted by Ferd149
(Post 1175571)
From home, it's training.
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Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1175522)
So you are assuming that they will blindly vote no.. and that is somehow a good thing? Really? Wow, they must be dumber than I thought.
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Ok, I knew I should have read all those reserve discussions over the years but........
They (as of 5 minutes ago or 1245ish ATL time) haven't assigned any short calls for tomorrow afternoon or Friday morning for SEA330B. Can that be right? Ferd |
Originally Posted by Ferd149
(Post 1175582)
Ok, I knew I should have read all those reserve discussions over the years but........
They (as of 5 minutes ago or 1245ish ATL time) haven't assigned any short calls for tomorrow afternoon or Friday morning for SEA330B. Can that be right? Ferd |
Originally Posted by Ferd149
(Post 1175580)
Nope, we're dumber than you thought:D
Ferd; Despite that fact :D its still not a good thing. |
Originally Posted by Ferd149
(Post 1175582)
Ok, I knew I should have read all those reserve discussions over the years but........
They (as of 5 minutes ago or 1245ish ATL time) haven't assigned any short calls for tomorrow afternoon or Friday morning for SEA330B. Can that be right? Ferd |
Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1175535)
Good plan ace.. let's vote down anything just for the sake of voting it down. That will always work better.. :rolleyes: We will be uber bad a$$e$ then.
Not uber bad a$$e, just want the best contract for Delta Air Lines Pilots. Why vote crap like that in after we lost pensions, on a 40% paycut, work rules slashed, SCOPE, and give the company a record SLI. I won't vote everything down just for the sake of voting it down. Just vote for a TA for that big gains for Delta Pilots. Not subpar stuff like the last one. |
OK, never mind the malt, I'm just going to switch the real world back on. Honeydo lists don't take care of themselves.
Take it easy. |
Originally Posted by Sink r8
(Post 1175570)
I think we all agree we want peace and quiet, and no sell-job. Ferd gave a very elegant method for the MEC to give a post-action summary, after which they can then shut up and let us decide.
In any section where the TA didn't live up to the polling data you can insert one of the following two answers: 1) Because the NC distributed that provisions' improvement cost/value elsewhere. OR 2) Because the company said no, and the NC had no leverage to force the issue. |
Originally Posted by Sink r8
(Post 1175570)
I think there are guys that specialize in letting something pass, but not being on the record as being for it. This just gives them more of a platform. Either the MEC agrees to pass this on to ratify, or it doesn't. If it passes it on, it needs to do a paper such as Ferd suggested, which would serve the same purpose as a pro/con because it would give us something to chew on, EXCEPT it wouldn't let people take politically-motivated positions.
If I was trying my hand at populism, I would write the CON paper, arguing like crazy that we should have gotten MORE. That's amazingly simple to do. By keeping the inside politics inside, you avoid this. I think we all agree we want peace and quiet, and no sell-job. Ferd gave a very elegant method for the MEC to give a post-action summary, after which they can then shut up and let us decide. |
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