Interesting take on Negotiations
#15
FWIW, it's actually a gal and she just spent a few days with UCH management in ORD. Take it for what its worth, as I'm sure the company line was fed over and over.
#16
Bracing for Fallacies
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From: In favor of good things, not in favor of bad things
Ironic thay UCH/DAL/AMR cannot "be competitive" without outsourcing more flying. I've been in the regionals for 6 years and have never met a single regional pilot who would not leap at the chance to do the same job for the same pay on a major list instead. My view is that it is easy for management to explain outsourcing as a monetary benefit but in reality it only exists to divide labor groups that they fear would become too powerful.
#17
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Learn from the mistakes of the past so you avoid making them again in the future!
Was C2000 really that long ago??
#18
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"From what I hear, the guys at Continental now appear to understand why the company needs more flexibility -- which is exactly what Delta got with its first merger contract. And which was just expanded upon with this latest contract."
Is this saying CAL pilots are ready to cave on scope?
Is this saying CAL pilots are ready to cave on scope?
From what I hear the guys at Continental actually voted NO against "joint venture flying" and the out sourcing of their labor not once, but twice already. Both times under Jay Pierce MEC Chairman. Both times were shoved down our throats unsuccessfully by Dave Zullo.
#19
..............How about the "higher ups" reduce THEIR pay?
#20
This is more of the same nonsense. The usual anti union garbage with the same "don't think of going on strike talk." PLEASE! I am sick of reading this crap. Airline management always gets acess to the media to say the same things over and over to the general public. How we better take whatever they put in front of us or the end is near, blah, blah, blah. Why don't we start getting in front of the media folks and get the real story out there? It's a fight, make no mistake about it, and it helps to get the facts out to the flying pubic so they hear the real story vs how management is fighting the evil unions once again.
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