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Originally Posted by Brickhut
(Post 2972291)
I seem to remember that, back in the day, the uniform shirt was actually the same shade as the current TSA royal blue? Also, saw more than a few pilots with goatees back then. Was there a time when facial hair, other than a mustache, was allowed?
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Originally Posted by Flyby1206
(Post 2972298)
We had lots of guys with goatees, long hair, dreadlocks. It was (is?) a motley crew.
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Originally Posted by BlueJetDork
(Post 2972296)
Which is what they are counting on.
Our values, character and integrity are a weakness to this type of management style. JetBlue used to supply a quality uniform that fit and tailored them. Now they don’t. Solution? They pilot group will do it. Pilots enabling management has a greater affect on the profession than my ballon power blue shirt. If you want to look like or act like a circus clown expect to get paid peanuts. ALPA guidance is to look like a commensurate professional at all times. |
Originally Posted by contrails12
(Post 2972314)
Yeah, you’ll really show them by looking like a slob. It just gives them more ammo at the negotiating table.
If you want to look like or act like a circus clown expect to get paid peanuts. ALPA guidance is to look like a commensurate professional at all times. |
Originally Posted by 1sttimer
(Post 2972318)
How does looking like a slob in the uniform that they have picked out and supply give them negotiating power?
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Originally Posted by Brickhut
(Post 2972313)
Can’t tell if you’re being serious or not. My sister in law worked for you guys in the mid -2000’s, and I did a ton of pass-riding back then when I was a corporate guy. Never saw dreadlocks or long hair, but saw a few goats.
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We have a former district attorney/lawyer who is an FO in LGB who has a greasy mohawk. Guess things don’t change much here with a few who like ridiculous hair.
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Originally Posted by contrails12
(Post 2972314)
Yeah, you’ll really show them by looking like a slob. It just gives them more ammo at the negotiating table.
If you want to look like or act like a circus clown expect to get paid peanuts. ALPA guidance is to look like a commensurate professional at all times. Remember the plastic shirts. Those were “high tech”. Guys went out on bought their own. I just wore the old shirt That is the model. Let’s all fix it! Ha ha ha ha ha! You just don’t understand that is great leadership and management in their minds. This issue has been going on for well over a decade. When are the rain coats arriving! They said they were at the same time “allowing” us to bring our own. What was the real solution? |
I hope y'all are as worked up about scope during the next contract as you are uniforms.
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Originally Posted by Flyby1206
(Post 2972298)
Yes, those shirts came out right before the TSA had new shirts, which just so happened to be almost the exact same color. They were awful for so many reasons. We had lots of guys with goatees, long hair, dreadlocks. It was (is?) a motley crew.
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