fischman
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Whatsa matter fischman? Does the dirty laundry of the union bother you?
It doesn't bother me. This isn't the proper forum for it. For more information go to www.njasap.com.
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Whatsa matter fischman? Does the dirty laundry of the union bother you?
oh vey
I think there are bad apples on both sides.
There are just 2500 more pilots on the NJA side so that actual number of guys is higher.
For the most part in the end everyone looks out for themselves first.
Change is tough to take.
Although I'm going to pop some popcorn in my hotel room.![]()
Sigh thats why I said "for the most part". I didn't say elected leaders. Their jobs are to look out for the membership first, not themselves that's why they were elected. To represent me and my peers.Diesel, I agree with the human-behavior observations that you made--in general. However, specifically speaking, I don't think that NJASAP leaders can afford the luxury of looking out for themselves first. They have an obligation to view the situation objectively and search for fair solutions.
It doesn't bother me. This isn't the proper forum for it. For more information go to www.njasap.com.
Consequently, any discussion on this topic on the NJASAP web site would be, shall we say, lopsided.
I don't think either side will be at war with each other. It's looking pretty good for this integration.
Sigh thats why I said "for the most part". Sorry, Diesel, I'm not a mind reader. I didn't say elected leaders. Which is the reason that I did. I was just adding to the conversation. Their jobs are to look out for the membership first, not themselves that's why they were elected. To represent me and my peers. Certainly. And it was that aspect that I thought worthy of pointing out for those who may not have ever been in a union and/or as a reminder to the few who may be less welcoming to the newcomers.
Not everything is about you.
... GPAC will be in full swing by mid-Jan and working together with NJASAP, any potential wars will be diverted.
Someone else has already said it, but I'm proud of the pilots who have stepped up ....
Fisch,
Despite the information in A.V.'s "Slaying the Rumor Dragon" a few days ago, none of the NJASAP web site areas have been released from password protection (at least as of this morning). Consequently, any discussion on this topic on the NJASAP web site would be, shall we say, lopsided.
I trust the situation will be resolved soon and NJI pilots will be able to have their questions about the union and the integration answered by the Trustees and Shop Stewards that will be authorized to post on the site.
Meanwhile, as to the main topic of this thread, I believe everybody on both sides needs to take a deep breath, realize this will be a work in progress for ANOTHER TWO YEARS, take care of their passengers, crew and airplane, and worry a little more about their friends, colleagues and neighbors that might not work for a company with the backing of America's second richest man.
It would appear Dirty Dingus has access, as he appears to have been responding directly to something posted on our board.Despite the information in A.V.'s "Slaying the Rumor Dragon" a few days ago, none of the NJASAP web site areas have been released from password protection (at least as of this morning).
It would appear Dirty Dingus has access, as he appears to have been responding directly to something posted on our board.
GPAC will be in full swing by mid-Jan and working together with NJASAP, any potential wars will be diverted.
Good post, Wolf! I firmly believe that open communication and mutual respect can go far to solving and/or averting problems while building a solid foundation for the relationship. As an affected family member, I appreciate those who have volunteered their time to work on a project that ultimately benefits all of the NJA/I families. Thank you!