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Originally Posted by Swedepilut
The company has already prepared for this. They have done things to mitigate any impact in reduced extended days would cause. This isn’t 2015 they are already thinking ahead and have actually read the union playbook and know what they are going to do next.
It’s why you see Pedro keep putting out information decreasing expectations for this to be done anytime soon.
Decreased expectations aren’t coming from Pedro, they are coming from your mouth and others like you. If you knew anything about this company, you would realize Netjets is reactive and never proactive. What have they done to mitigate the coming storm? They are riding out the status quo as long as we let them get away with it.
As long as SDP postions get filled, new hires keep flooding into initials, pilots keep picking up extended days, and some keep pointing the finger at Pedro or the Union, then why would the company have any reason to change their stance?