Options Pilots About To Draw A Line In The Sand!!!

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Yeah, That's some strategy. They will wait until the country is in deep recession with 11% unemployment nationally and 20% industry wide. Then they will really have management by the curlies when they pull surprise after peak season strike. Brilliant! Brilliant! Just like the Germans in Bastogne.

How many millions $$ ? How many years? What a Mess.

 

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Yeah, That's some strategy. They will wait until the country is in deep recession with 11% unemployment nationally and 20% industry wide. Then they will really have management by the curlies when they pull surprise after peak season strike. Brilliant! Brilliant! Just like the Germans in Bastogne.

How many millions $$ ? How many years? What a Mess.

WOW! just WOW. And your in house Union can do better how?

 

[993_Pilot]

Apparently neither of you get it. There are more options than just striking. While a strike would be more effective during Christmas/New Years travel, It would still cause turmoil within the company, regardless of when it occurred. But, not to worry, there are still plenty of peak travel days left. A strike would also make anyone who flew the struck work a scab. Even people who don't support the union, or who aren't presently employed at Flops will have to think long and hard before they get stamped with that label for the rest of their career. Even Fedmagnet wouldn't be foolish enough to cross and Second Segement will be too busy trying to get everyone to vote him president of his new in-house, but at least they know that they can count on Skanza!... maybe B19 will even come lend a hand!

 

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WOW! just WOW. And your in house Union can do better how?

Dude. How could it be more screwed up than it is?

Seriously.

Without the in house.. Your choices are walk the plank or walk the plank.

Take away the spin from either side.

Look at where we are at, and, look at where we are going.

This is a no brainer.

 

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Homer. Try not to be a DUMBASS.

Maybe you could just chime in when you have something intelligent to say. We've heard all the rhetoric over and over again. It's a dead end.

Here's a cookie. Go Away!

 

[993_Pilot]

...Without the in house.. Your choices are walk the plank or walk the plank...

That is exactly what you'd be doing, walking the plank... over the edge and right in to the deep part of the ocean where the sharks swim. Management would love to have an adversary like an under-funded, under-educated in-house, lead by you.
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What a joke!

Homer. Try not to be a DUMBASS.

Maybe you could just chime in when you have something intelligent to say. We've heard all the rhetoric over and over again. It's a dead end.

Here's a cookie. Go Away!

Back to being clever again, huh?

 

[GerryG]

Second Segment is Management

http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/house-union.html

House Union
Definition

[FONT=&quot]Alternative term for company union.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Company Union [/FONT]

Definition

Often bogus and generally illegal 'union' which is organized, financed, and dominated by an employer to hamper employees from organizing a real union. Also called house union.


From Levitt's Confessions of a Union Buster


"Under the real or even theoretical threat of a union, Shefferman (Early pioneer of Union Busting Nathan Shefferman) advised management to institute a device called an employee roundtable. Purportedly designed to give workers a way to air their grievances and influence company policy, in reality the roundtable becomes management’s tap into the worker grapevine and its repressive thumb on the informal worker power structure. The regular group meetings provided management with a system for planting information, as well as for identifying and controlling the leaders among employees."

 

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That is exactly what you'd be doing, walking the plank... over the edge and right in to the deep part of the ocean where the sharks swim. Management would love to have an adversary like an under-funded, under-educated in-house, lead by you.
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Homer. You're just going around in circles. We know the circle story.

Remember, We talked about funding - 50 bucks for a website, $10k for bar tabs, $25k for the Fancy Office, a secretary that makes more than the FOs did, $500k for the genius from United that NetJets schlepped off on us. You guys are like poor people that win the lottery - They end up poor again.

Homer, Something intelligent to add here?

 

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Gerry, Keep your nose in that dictionary. Stay in the bubble. Keep dreaming of some nice little utopia where the underachievers get to be the HEROES. And, free ganje for everyone.

The ship is sinking.

After spending all the Time and all the Money the best options the IBT can bring to the table are;

1, Go on strike and get replaced.
2, Be a scab and keep your job.

I think these options suck and that the U has done a crappy job. Playing hardball and going on strike during the worst economic times since the depression is nothing short of STUPID. So Please, Don't put yourself on par with people that actually know what they are doing and capable of NEGOTIATING (Look that one up Gerry) a DEAL that allows the company and employees to prosper together. You guys had had a chance to do something great, but instead just dragged us all down.

Wave good bye Gerry (nice avitar). Time is running out.

 

[993_Pilot]

...Remember, We talked about funding - 50 bucks for a website, $10k for bar tabs, $25k for the Fancy Office, a secretary that makes more than the FOs did, $500k for the genius from United that NetJets schlepped off on us. You guys are like poor people that win the lottery - They end up poor again.

Homer, Something intelligent to add here?

Why don't you show us some and start a new thread with some serious discussion about a plan for forming an in-house, and put it up for a little peer review? What are you going to do, Run this on a shoe string budget out of your garage? After that success, you could start another one to see how much support you have. So let's see if I have this right...

1. No office space = zero cost
2. No support staff = zero cost
3. No professional advisers = zero cost
4. No legal advisers = zero cost
5. No Bar tab (for your humor) = zero cost
6. Website Hosting = $50/yr.
7. No Website maintenance = zero cost (I'm sure you can maintain it yourself)

So apparently you're an unmarried insomniac who is going to do it all between your flights? Assuming (big assumption) that you were actually able to get this far, Next, I suppose you'll go off half cocked and try to get all of your followers to "walk the plank"? What happens when you make a legal blunder, because remember...

...The RLA is another famous reference that gets thrown around like people really do know what they are talking about. NONSENSE! It's a legal document that regularly requires layers and judges to interpret...

Maybe by "people", you meant everyone but you, because you understand it all perfectly? If not, we all know that you're clever, so you can just figure it out as you go, with no need for advisers right?

I'm thinking all those "zero costs", would actually cost us big by producing zero results!

I would attempt to match wits with you, but so far you haven't shown me any. You might as well just go ahead and throw out another clever quip about the look on Homers face.