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Originally Posted by overthrust
(Post 3005187)
Personally, I try to work the minimum days/hours I can. When at work I do my job as asked. But I expect the company to bear the brunt of costs when need be. Not labor. And seniority should never be violated like it has been with this and repeatedly in recent years at Skywest.
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Originally Posted by pangolin
(Post 3007240)
You guys need a union.
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Originally Posted by domino
(Post 3007255)
Too late for that now. In a few months between the airlines that have already collapsed, will collapse, the numerous bankruptcies and the furloughs coming, there will be 10-15K pilots on the streets for a few years. Unions will be the least of our worries. This is looking like it will make the Great Depression look like a mild case of a recession in comparison. Let’s just hope the banks don’t start collapsing quickly. Suddenly “cash is king” isn’t valid any more. They are not even safe with the economic tsunami coming. Doesn’t look like the airlines are getting the bailouts. It’s gone from critical to dire in short order.
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Originally Posted by threeighteen
(Post 3006844)
If we want the economy back... oh wait it's too late.
But honestly we have destroyed everything to save a bunch of people that the flu probably would have killed anyway. High fives all around. |
Check the Spanish flu of 1918 and see the numbers.
covid 19 is at this time nothing more than a p.c. pandemic. |
Originally Posted by buddies8
(Post 3007424)
Check the Spanish flu of 1918 and see the numbers.
covid 19 is at this time nothing more than a p.c. pandemic. Granted they didn't have vaccines then but even the optimistic estimates of a vaccine for Covid-19 exceed a few months (likely in the 1 year timeframe). |
Originally Posted by TenaciousB
(Post 3007440)
Actually, that flu had a first wave in March. It wasn't until the "second wave" in the fall that it did the worst damage and killed the most people: https://www.cdc.gov/flu/pandemic-res...eline-1918.htm
Granted they didn't have vaccines then but even the optimistic estimates of a vaccine for Covid-19 exceed a few months (likely in the 1 year timeframe). |
Originally Posted by pangolin
(Post 3007514)
China started human trials already.
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It doesn't mean it can not be repaired. How fast, that's a different story. Fully repaired? Different story as well.
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Originally Posted by CRJJ
(Post 3007559)
It doesn't mean it can not be repaired. How fast, that's a different story. Fully repaired? Different story as well.
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