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Close to half the pilots voted against the Pandemic LOA too.
The Toddler sycophants are coming out of the woodwork. Tumi TA was going so poorly they wouldn’t even let us see the final vote. |
Originally Posted by Knotcher
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Yes she did vote against the Pandemic LOA. You say that like it’s a bad thing.
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It certainly saved the company a lot of displacements, training cycles, and economic uncertainty. And now goose can blame a pilot for not trying to save his job. Bravo.
i certainly don’t agree with everything she’s said, but here’s another fun AW fact: She was elected after the Pandemic LOA vote. |
Originally Posted by Gooselives
(Post 3512573)
AW Facts:
Should be recalled immediately. -Unethical -Saving the junior pilots is not her job….it literally is -representation is selfish -motivated by power and self interest -lies -grossly misunderstands contract language -political theater -false accusations -childish -inappropriate drama -manufactures crisis -hides in a cloak of lies -remains silent in critical moments and discussions -does not represent the junior pilots -only cares about her paycheck not her constituents -voted against job saving loa but but she voted no on the latest TA anyone can vote no, it takes a good person to represent her pilots within her committee. Her interests of her own accord watch out :eek: |
There will always be varying opinions within the pilot group. Imho, this chasm we find ourselves in is what you get under 6 years of TI who didn’t take into account the best interests of the pilot group as a whole but sought short sighted carve outs and side deals that promoted his own vision. We desperately need a strong MEC Chairman who can bring this pilot group together and work solely on our collective interests.
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Originally Posted by dmeg13021
(Post 3512814)
It certainly saved the company a lot of displacements, training cycles, and economic uncertainty. And now goose can blame a pilot for not trying to save his job. Bravo.
i certainly don’t agree with everything she’s said, but here’s another fun AW fact: She was elected after the Pandemic LOA vote. |
Originally Posted by Aquaticus
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Just like you are spinning the reality of the loa she wasn't "trying to save his job" but was actively campaigning for him to be on the street. There are a million good arguments against the loa that were factual but instead she manufactured outrage and created a platform of ignorance which she ran on.
This is what you get under autocratic leadership when an LOA is crammed down our throats and you’re told if you vote against it you’re responsible for pilot suicides. An divisive LOA riddled with promises, gives and gutting the third rail of our contract, MPG. |
TA1 was the inevitable “hold my beer” result of the LOA and an NC that had zero connectivity with line pilots but instead worked creatively to get us to vote for company wants. That is, those few times it actually went to a vote.
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Originally Posted by TodKindrsChikun
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Utter garbage. She was not campaigning for people to be on the street. No one wanted that.
This is what you get under autocratic leadership when an LOA is crammed down our throats and you’re told if you vote against it you’re responsible for pilot suicides. An divisive LOA riddled with promises, gives and gutting the third rail of our contract, MPG. |
Being Furloughed is a big part of the “right of passage” as an airline pilot… eat the young and use the extra pot of $$$ to fly up to 100 hours every 30 days. 🤮
What we really need is hard monthly pay caps in the next UPA whenever pilots are furloughed… using the honor system is a joke with pilots who are on their third divorce or have a hangar full of planes and need 90+ hours each month to live paycheck to paycheck. |
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