View Poll Results: would you deny the j/s?
Yes I would deny a J/S to a non-scab list pilot.
43
18.53%
No, I would only deny an official scab list pilot.
189
81.47%
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Denying Jump seat.. a poll.
10-21-2007 | 04:25 PM
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10-21-2007 | 05:20 PM
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10-21-2007 | 06:08 PM
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Nothing more is required and it goes for anyone when the jumpseat is not available..
10-21-2007 | 06:12 PM
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Well, this might be different, but I was jumpseating AFTER being diverted to another base on my last leg. Company would not positive space me home from there, only to my base so I jumpseated from there home ( this was CAL ). The flight was WIDE open ( 35 PAX ) on a 73 with 4 in 1st class. The FA put me in 1st and as we were pushing back, 2 FA'scame to me and said the CA said " if he wants to sit in 1st class, he can pay for it!! " come to find out, hes a scab, NO SCABS in my jumps seat if I have anything to say about it!!!!!!!!!!
Where do you work?!
10-21-2007 | 06:15 PM
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hehe I see.. I just had this mental picture of someone trying to get on and the CA pulling out the huge scroll in front of them and scanning it for a minute till they found the name..
10-21-2007 | 06:23 PM
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Yall are just awful. Denying a seat to someone that doesnt necessarily support your agenda is wrong. Not everyone has to think the same. Thats why we live in America. I find it very childish that some of you keep a list of people you don't agree with just to punish them for not supporting your ideas. Its like the bullies ganging up on the kid on the playground that is different than them.
10-21-2007 | 07:00 PM
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How are pilots treated that are simply not part of a union?
Pro-union or find another way home?
Reading all this gives me mixed thoughts about the whole idea of denying scabs a ride. On the one hand, I can understand why a scab would be strongly disliked, as it can be easily argued that scabs helped to bring poorer working environments/pay etc.
But on the other hand I can see the above posters statement as perfectly valid and reasonable. And I would like to think that most everyone could agree with the root of that persons message.
Good thing we're not in Nazi Germany, I guess!
Pro-union or find another way home?
Reading all this gives me mixed thoughts about the whole idea of denying scabs a ride. On the one hand, I can understand why a scab would be strongly disliked, as it can be easily argued that scabs helped to bring poorer working environments/pay etc.
But on the other hand I can see the above posters statement as perfectly valid and reasonable. And I would like to think that most everyone could agree with the root of that persons message.
Good thing we're not in Nazi Germany, I guess!
10-21-2007 | 07:03 PM
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Yall are just awful. Denying a seat to someone that doesnt necessarily support your agenda is wrong. Not everyone has to think the same. Thats why we live in America. I find it very childish that some of you keep a list of people you don't agree with just to punish them for not supporting your ideas. Its like the bullies ganging up on the kid on the playground that is different than them.
10-21-2007 | 08:01 PM
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vs.
The guys that support the team, share notes, pass gouge, cover for their buddy etc.
I guess it boils down to if you are a team player or just in it for yourself.
Therefore, if you are not on the team then you don't deserve to be treated as if you are.
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