AW saved US Airways
I don't work for either but I hear alot of the complaints. If the East guys don't like the arbitrators decision, they have the right to pick up their toys and go home. To disrupt customers travel itineraries (tactics are well known) for the sake of their &%$#^@ selfish desires says alot. It shows how pathetic those guys are. Get over it. At least you have a job.
AW should have let Airways go out of business for one day, expire all of the labor contracts and sat back watching all of the Airways, unemployed, employees come crawling back asking to be stapled to the bottom. Sorry if this is inflamatory. I just finished a discussion with an Airways guy that thought the aquisition was a merger and the list should have been DOH. It was like Bush, etc telling us the current immigration bill isn't amnesty. UGH!:rolleyes: |
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Originally Posted by Spanky189
(Post 181447)
I don't work for either but I hear alot of the complaints. If the East guys don't like the arbitrators decision, they have the right to pick up their toys and go home. To disrupt customers travel itineraries (tactics are well known) for the sake of their &%$#^@ selfish desires says alot. It shows how pathetic those guys are. Get over it. At least you have a job.
AW should have let Airways go out of business for one day, expire all of the labor contracts and sat back watching all of the Airways, unemployed, employees come crawling back asking to be stapled to the bottom. Sorry if this is inflamatory. I just finished a discussion with an Airways guy that thought the aquisition was a merger and the list should have been DOH. It was like Bush, etc telling us the current immigration bill isn't amnesty. UGH!:rolleyes: |
A merger is not complete unless everybody is ticked off. Both groups wanted to completely screw the other, East wanted date of hire which would have been a stapler (more or less) and West wanted a ratio to ensure the West guys made out like bandits... The seniority lists were so differently made up a merger is difficult at best. I am glad I am watching from the sidelines.
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I don't work for either, but did a lot of JSing on both during that time period. The cactus guys seemed way more reasonable in their expectations, the AAA guys just wanted to staple HP.
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Originally Posted by HotMamaPilot
(Post 181484)
i agree with you on the amnesty bit, however, this sounds like flame bait? you work for neither, so why do you care? sounds like you are swa? mind your own bidness!:cool:
I do care cuz the Airways guys don't seem to realize who saved whom. They are all for screwing the AW guys for their own agenda. Fact is that their management sucked, they were on the brink of going out of business, etc. Binding arbitration is just that. Suck it up. |
Originally Posted by HotMamaPilot
(Post 181484)
mind your own bidness!:cool:
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AW did not save US Airways. And if they were a part of a package deal that saved US Airways, they surely weren't alone. What about the two so-called "Regional" carriers whose management ponied up tens of millions of dollars of exit financing? Maybe you think the pilots of those two companies should have seniority numbers? How high up the list? Maybe I should be on top of the list because my company ponied up some critical money. How 'bout that? Were you fighting for me in that aribration? I don't think so.
Go find a hobby or something instead of coming on an internet forum and whining about something like this and being inflamatory. |
Originally Posted by saab2000
(Post 181832)
AW did not save US Airways. And if they were a part of a package deal that saved US Airways, they surely weren't alone. What about the two so-called "Regional" carriers whose management ponied up tens of millions of dollars of exit financing? Maybe you think the pilots of those two companies should have seniority numbers? How high up the list? Maybe I should be on top of the list because my company ponied up some critical money. How 'bout that? Were you fighting for me in that aribration? I don't think so.
Then comes the true, concern... Your seniority number and how this aquisition affected you. Priceless! |
Originally Posted by Spanky189
(Post 181822)
I do care cuz the Airways guys don't seem to realize who saved whom.
David Bonderman and the Texas Pacific Group. That's who. :D Tom |
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