Trans States VARS
05-12-2010, 01:17 PM
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wow thats a brutal vars. alot of that is low even by TSA standards. really a shame to be the boys in the office being such absolute children. maybe we should put a camera in their office after their April Fools Recall letter last November.
05-12-2010, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Copperhed51
Wow, pretty messed up stuff. Pilot was terminated for putting a blanket over the surveillance camera that management installed in the sleep room in IAD among other things. Ridiculous.
05-12-2010, 03:02 PM
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong since I've been out of the loop for a while.
I find it funny how Spirit Airlines received a Proffer from the NMB on May 3rd, and now there is a possibility that they can get approved for their 30-day cooling off period; according to the latest VARS. TSA has had a Proffer for how long, and still haven't reached the 30 day cooling off period?
Sorry if this is off topic. Was just curious since this was on the VARS.
I find it funny how Spirit Airlines received a Proffer from the NMB on May 3rd, and now there is a possibility that they can get approved for their 30-day cooling off period; according to the latest VARS. TSA has had a Proffer for how long, and still haven't reached the 30 day cooling off period?
Sorry if this is off topic. Was just curious since this was on the VARS.
05-12-2010, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by undflyboy06
Someone correct me if I'm wrong since I've been out of the loop for a while.
I find it funny how Spirit Airlines received a Proffer from the NMB on May 3rd, and now there is a possibility that they can get approved for their 30-day cooling off period; according to the latest VARS. TSA has had a Proffer for how long, and still haven't reached the 30 day cooling off period?
Sorry if this is off topic. Was just curious since this was on the VARS.
I find it funny how Spirit Airlines received a Proffer from the NMB on May 3rd, and now there is a possibility that they can get approved for their 30-day cooling off period; according to the latest VARS. TSA has had a Proffer for how long, and still haven't reached the 30 day cooling off period?
Sorry if this is off topic. Was just curious since this was on the VARS.
We haven't been offered a proffer by the NMB but you're right that Spirit has been released quicker than us even though they haven't been in negotiations as long as us. I'm not sure but I would think majors get priority, who knows.
05-12-2010, 03:45 PM
#10
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Seems like it is still the same game, they are just playing it a lot dirtier now. I have been furloughed for a year on Saturday and I still can't believe the way this is all going down.
All I can say to those still on lin is just to stay professional, let them know that we have not been broken by their pathetic tactics to stick it to the pilot group.
All I can say to those still on lin is just to stay professional, let them know that we have not been broken by their pathetic tactics to stick it to the pilot group.
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