Skywest (sapa) forum shut down!
#21
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SAPA does the same thing. They do a few hours with the newhires. I'd imagine SAPA would be the big problem at least at first. It wouldn't take long to enlist the help of the company.
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I personally also thought the forums were getting a bit out of hand. At the same time I think we need a place where the pilot group can discuss things like the pay package. Silencing the forums right before the sends a pretty nasty message.
Also unrelated to the pay vote, most of what I know about PBS I learned from reading through threads on the SAPA forums where people posted questions, posted their bids for critique, and posted about mistakes they made with their bid. With a system controlling our lives that is as complicated and mis-understood as PBS we really need some place where pilots can ask questions to the masses.
Also unrelated to the pay vote, most of what I know about PBS I learned from reading through threads on the SAPA forums where people posted questions, posted their bids for critique, and posted about mistakes they made with their bid. With a system controlling our lives that is as complicated and mis-understood as PBS we really need some place where pilots can ask questions to the masses.
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#24
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Re forums: That guy went way out of line. It is ok to disagree with someone, it is not ok to post pictures of ones house. What's next, posting pictures of his kids going to school ? Not cool. Says more about your persona.
I understand what he was trying to do, that is not how you do it. Not ok.
That said he should have been banned. Forum should remain open.
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Re forums: That guy went way out of line. It is ok to disagree with someone, it is not ok to post pictures of ones house. What's next, posting pictures of his kids going to school ? Not cool. Says more about your persona.
I understand what he was trying to do, that is not how you do it. Not ok.
That said he should have been banned. Forum should remain open.
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ALPA shut down our forum at Delta. The lifers in the DALPA office hated free thought and free speech.
We started our own forum and it has been an overwhelming success.
We rejected a joke of a contract and are now recalling the Yes voting reps.
I think they would all agree shutting down our forum was the biggest mistake they have ever made.
Social media was also extremely effective in rejecting the substandard agreement and recalling those who do not represent our best interests.
Good luck attaining what you so richly deserve.
We started our own forum and it has been an overwhelming success.
We rejected a joke of a contract and are now recalling the Yes voting reps.
I think they would all agree shutting down our forum was the biggest mistake they have ever made.
Social media was also extremely effective in rejecting the substandard agreement and recalling those who do not represent our best interests.
Good luck attaining what you so richly deserve.
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I agree with the general sentiment of this thread.
SAPA has become increasingly irrelevant under JP's rule. While I agree that posting pictures of someones house is going way too far, shutting down the forums entirely was way over the line.
Removing our primary tool for communication SAPA has essentially shown that they don't really want to represent the pilots at all. The behavior on the forums I feel was a direct result of the general apathy displayed by SAPA with regard to important issues (like the absurdity of allowing new hires to vote on the pay package.)
SAPA has become increasingly irrelevant under JP's rule. While I agree that posting pictures of someones house is going way too far, shutting down the forums entirely was way over the line.
Removing our primary tool for communication SAPA has essentially shown that they don't really want to represent the pilots at all. The behavior on the forums I feel was a direct result of the general apathy displayed by SAPA with regard to important issues (like the absurdity of allowing new hires to vote on the pay package.)
#27
I agree with the general sentiment of this thread.
SAPA has become increasingly irrelevant under JP's rule. While I agree that posting pictures of someones house is going way too far, shutting down the forums entirely was way over the line.
Removing our primary tool for communication SAPA has essentially shown that they don't really want to represent the pilots at all. The behavior on the forums I feel was a direct result of the general apathy displayed by SAPA with regard to important issues (like the absurdity of allowing new hires to vote on the pay package.)
SAPA has become increasingly irrelevant under JP's rule. While I agree that posting pictures of someones house is going way too far, shutting down the forums entirely was way over the line.
Removing our primary tool for communication SAPA has essentially shown that they don't really want to represent the pilots at all. The behavior on the forums I feel was a direct result of the general apathy displayed by SAPA with regard to important issues (like the absurdity of allowing new hires to vote on the pay package.)
#28
Don't count on ALPA to be any more representative or legitimate. They are nothing but a political machine looking to stay on flight pay loss for themselves.
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It probably only happened with change of leadership, slow the conspiracy roll lol. I think JP is on his way to greener pastures. What was the house pic thing about? I didn't see the forums before all this
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