CAL MEC Position Report - July 13, 2012
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I also think you would find that most "Republican" pilots understand that there are much bigger, macro issues affecting the country than the minor pilot issues, "drivel" if you will, that are tossed about on an anonymous blog site. We are an extremely small slice.
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But you can continue to spout your "anti-union" drivel and THAT is okay on an airline forum. I'd love to see those that support the "right" go without a union and see how well they'd do for themselves. My bet is management would have them at minimum wage within a few months.......................then they could complain how the "union" didn't support them...............![EEK!](https://www.airlinepilotforums.com/images/smilies/eek.gif)
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But you can continue to spout your "anti-union" drivel and THAT is okay on an airline forum. I'd love to see those that support the "right" go without a union and see how well they'd do for themselves. My bet is management would have them at minimum wage within a few months.......................then they could complain how the "union" didn't support them...............![EEK!](https://www.airlinepilotforums.com/images/smilies/eek.gif)
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Wow dude.... US union pilots are some of the lowest paid pilots in the world. What will your precious union do for you if your company goes Tango Uniform? Back to the right seat and 30 bucks an hour and short call reserve for you.
Maybe you can ask some TWA guys what their union can do for them. The unions ARE the problem friend. Thanks to a bunch of old fart senior sell outs at the legacies you sold out on scope for a few pennies screwing your own fellow pilots and future generations to come. Thanks to guys like you, certain guys have been sitting right seat in an RJ for 6 years raking in a whopping 40k. Thanks pal. Screw ALPA.
How old are you by the way,63 64? Thanks for the age 65 gem ALPA and old farts everywhere. You won't be missed.
Maybe you can ask some TWA guys what their union can do for them. The unions ARE the problem friend. Thanks to a bunch of old fart senior sell outs at the legacies you sold out on scope for a few pennies screwing your own fellow pilots and future generations to come. Thanks to guys like you, certain guys have been sitting right seat in an RJ for 6 years raking in a whopping 40k. Thanks pal. Screw ALPA.
How old are you by the way,63 64? Thanks for the age 65 gem ALPA and old farts everywhere. You won't be missed.
You can't force uncompetitive scope in the collective bargaining environment unless you're willing to trade an equivalent.
To wit, you can fly all large airplanes for next to nothing, or you can fly a mix of small and large aircraft in the industry for something. But you won't and can't force any company or industry to accept an uncompetitive scope provision unless you're willing to trade the equivalent cost. Nor is it in your best, long-term interest because you'll likely be out of a job sooner rather than later.
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There you go again...personal attacks, name calling. I guess this is what most would call Liberal tolerance? I happen to lean to the right and that makes me "anti-union" Why is that?? I'm a dues paying ALPA member and proudly display my pin on my tie. You know, eventually, if you keep calling people names that happen to disagree with your politics you will likely be labeled unstable or at the very least a crank.
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Originally Posted by krudawg:1230415
But you can continue to spout your "anti-union" drivel and THAT is okay on an airline forum. I'd love to see those that support the "right" go without a union and see how well they'd do for themselves. My bet is management would have them at minimum wage within a few months.......................then they could complain how the "union" didn't support them...............![EEK!](https://www.airlinepilotforums.com/images/smilies/eek.gif)
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Democrat or republican will have zero affect on our union and job. Look to the past and see. ALPA is broken. The RLA is broken. Our government is broken (with either party in control). Wasn't Clinton the last president to stop an airline strike?
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100% agree, RLA has outlived its' use and perceived need, should be abolished over a 10 year period or less...R and D leadership... very little difference!
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