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Who wrote this crap?
https://www.airlinepilotcentral.com/articles/news/the-government-shutdown-is-endangering-airline-pilots.html
This is such b.s. Does anyone really think that pilots, mechanics, the TSA, FAA or ATC aren't doing their job professionally because their pay is delayed? Seriously?! |
Originally Posted by wildcat1
(Post 2748257)
https://www.airlinepilotcentral.com/articles/news/the-government-shutdown-is-endangering-airline-pilots.html
This is such b.s. Does anyone really think that pilots, mechanics, the TSA, FAA or ATC aren't doing their job professionally because their pay is delayed? Seriously?! Non-essential feds aren’t working so there’s less oversight overall. As far as I know ASI’s aren’t working. The longer this goes on the more the ship goes off course. |
This is what happens when an entire industry is over regulated and dependent upon the government. :(
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Originally Posted by SonicFlyer
(Post 2748317)
This is what happens when an entire industry is over regulated and dependent upon the government. :(
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Originally Posted by DarkSideMoon
(Post 2748277)
Do you remember IMSAFE? Job performance is going to be degraded if you’re stressed out about money. Most ATC’s are probably going to be ok but I doubt many TSA agents have a huge rainy day fund. Just because they’ll eventually get back pay doesn’t mean they can pay rent/utilities/childcare with IOU’s. Some landlords/creditors are working with federal employees but others aren’t.
Non-essential feds aren’t working so there’s less oversight overall. As far as I know ASI’s aren’t working. The longer this goes on the more the ship goes off course. |
Originally Posted by Floobs
(Post 2748378)
Tsa is an illusion. They really don’t prevent anything. They are just there to make us feel better.
As the shutdown continues you’re likely going to see more and more ATC affected as well. I could probably survive for 2-3 months off of savings but I’m going to be nervous seeing that bank account dwindle in the mean time. |
Originally Posted by DarkSideMoon
(Post 2748277)
Do you remember IMSAFE? Job performance is going to be degraded if you’re stressed out about money. Most ATC’s are probably going to be ok but I doubt many TSA agents have a huge rainy day fund. Just because they’ll eventually get back pay doesn’t mean they can pay rent/utilities/childcare with IOU’s. Some landlords/creditors are working with federal employees but others aren’t.
Non-essential feds aren’t working so there’s less oversight overall. As far as I know ASI’s aren’t working. The longer this goes on the more the ship goes off course. |
Originally Posted by bh539
(Post 2748571)
Implying the TSA improves safety in any way
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Do either of you lock your car?
Why bother, people can pick the lock or break the window. Locking your car just makes it less attractive to opportunistic criminals. TSA is not about catching a determined attacker, it’s about making other targets more attractive. Besides, ATC is still watching their savings dwindle week by week. With no end in sight that still has to be a stressor, especially for people low on the totem pole who are perhaps still paying off student loans or a new house. Or are a single parent paying childcare. They can probably survive for awhile but eventually it’ll be time to pay the piper. |
Originally Posted by DarkSideMoon
(Post 2748732)
Do either of you lock your car?
Why bother, people can pick the lock or break the window. Locking your car just makes it less attractive to opportunistic criminals. TSA is not about catching a determined attacker, it’s about making other targets more attractive. Besides, ATC is still watching their savings dwindle week by week. With no end in sight that still has to be a stressor, especially for people low on the totem pole who are perhaps still paying off student loans or a new house. Or are a single parent paying childcare. They can probably survive for awhile but eventually it’ll be time to pay the piper. |
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