CA1900
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Status quo? A union is anything but status quo. The pot is always being stirred and once every four or five years everybody in the company needs to go through the never-ending and nervewracking nightmare called "negotiations".
Or, in the case of NetJets, the parties met with a common interest and hammered out an agreement without the "nightmare" you describe.
Status quo at a non-union carrier means a stable and profitable career without the nightmare of negotiations or the threat of a job loss due to radical union intervention.
At my last non-union carrier, it meant a compensation package that stagnated for fifteen years, healthcare contributions that went up repeatedly, domiciles that closed, furloughs, downgrades, and a pillaging of the ESOP that's still in court. All before 9/11, and all without a pesky union to look out for the rights of the pilots.
I'll take a union carrier any day of the week.
 
 
		 
 
		 
 
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 I used my mailing to make a grocery list, plan the dimensions of a wood working project, make a rough draft of my new year's resolutions, and finally make another grocery list. You need to do penance to the Green Gods and be more careful in the future! 
		
 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
  
 
		 
			
		 
			
		 
			
		 
			
		