|
Originally Posted by SAABaroowski
(Post 353704)
good one................
And if you educated yourself a little more, you would know that it is illegal for the Union to "discourage your peers" to pick up open time...... Where in the RLA is it illegal?. No kidding, UPS spent enormous efforts to place similiar language in our CBA. They got it except when furloughs were announced. Please provide specific court cases,law etc. Because the Airborne Court case would suggest otherwise. BTW, if you want compensation like a high powered wall street business exec, as we all desire, you do have to dress the part. Just like you did at your interview. But, no, that isn't the cause of our predicament, but walk and talk like a high school dropout does not engender credibility for our profession. |
Originally Posted by dannolars
(Post 353794)
So, aside from all the rest of the stuff on here, thanks for the update on the CAL hiring situation. I was in the 22 April class that was nixed. As of right now I haven't heard anything, and am still wondering what will happen. I assume I enter a pool, and hopefully hiring will pick up in the fall sometime. I still feel like I got kicked in the...
Anyone else in my shoes? I am very curious to see how many are in the pool and what anyone else knows. Please, keep the updates coming and again, thanks for the nice update LifeNtheFstlne. |
Originally Posted by SaltyDog
(Post 354058)
SAAB,
Where in the RLA is it illegal?. No kidding, UPS spent enormous efforts to place similiar language in our CBA. They got it except when furloughs were announced. Please provide specific court cases,law etc. Because the Airborne Court case would suggest otherwise. BTW, if you want compensation like a high powered wall street business exec, as we all desire, you do have to dress the part. Just like you did at your interview. But, no, that isn't the cause of our predicament, but walk and talk like a high school dropout does not engender credibility for our profession. Weird but, when I "dress up" in full dress, I actually feel more professional, and proud... |
Originally Posted by HercAC
(Post 353773)
I'm with you on the uniform issue. If nothing else, we should take pride in our appearance as well as our profession no matter how bad things are in the industry. Chances are if you look like a dirtbag you probably aren't far from it.
|
Not wearing a uniform with pride says a lot about one's character. I wasn't a big fan of my time at Trans States, but I wore the uniform just as proudly as I do now at SkyWest.
Don't let anybody take away that dignity. |
Originally Posted by CALPilotToo
(Post 354140)
So is that why military pilots are seen in bars drinking in their flight suits? I've never understood that.
Now getting in a drunken-brawl, however... |
Originally Posted by CALPilotToo
(Post 354140)
So is that why military pilots are seen in bars drinking in their flight suits? I've never understood that.
|
Originally Posted by CALPilotToo
(Post 354140)
So is that why military pilots are seen in bars drinking in their flight suits? I've never understood that.
|
Originally Posted by arjmjj
(Post 354148)
What is the purpose of that?
|
Originally Posted by HercAC
(Post 354201)
It's so when everybody get drunk and the bar fight breaks out, you know who's on your team:)
|
| All times are GMT -8. The time now is 10:26 PM. |
Website Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands