humveedriver
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Airlines should give bonus pay to pilots who successfully avert a disaster or properly manage an emergency situation. Throwing a few bucks at a pilot for doing funny PA's or buying pizza for their pax, has little to so with our job. It's nice. But not required. That should be an individual choice. Sounds like you guys need to get organized.
Coming from a hard-right blowhard.
The original satement is an exageration. This kind of crap hurts union drives. The reason this hurts, is a simple decision tree. When you're trying to educate someone on the benefits of a CBA, everyone remembers that emotions get involved, statements that might be true, can be clouded with over the top emotions, like the original posters gross exageration. They then decide the info they are being fed could be clouded with emotion and not fact. When the company fights union drives they send out well written propaganda and compared to statements that seem clouded by emotions and exagerations (rather than pure fact), win over the simple majority. If we want to win the next union drive, stop calling people idiots and other such things. In essence we are the idiots for not playiong the game as well as Jetblue has in regards to winning votes.
Did you listen to the conference call?
Sure did. Do you think questions of why we don't fly MCO-FLL or A320 engine options are real important? We are a successful business, we already know that.
I don't know what you are getting at. I wanted to know if you listened, or were worked up about what others are saying.
Question, did you honestly take from the back and forth that it was something that the company was actively pursuing? Was this an official proposal or policy initiative being instituted into our pea's?
He was clearly talking out loud about something he would like or would support. To suggest that it is something being instituted is a bridge WAY to far.
Keep voting "no", you guys. Keep voting "no".
I had to read your post twice. How could they possibly determine your pay, yearly audits? LOL. Good luck to all affected.
Further destruction of a noble profession......
Sad.The sad thing is, you can find at least 1000 pilots around here who think this is a DANDY idea.
FACT:
The COO said (it's in the transcript) that he would like to pay pilots based on NPS.
FACT:
Committee pilots have CONFIRMED that jetblue is already tracking individual scores.
FACT:
Jetblue pilots sat by for 10 years and watched as their pay, work rules, and benefits were rationalized, twisted, and spun from THEIR prosperity into the prosperity of a few people at the top.
FACT:
Jetblue pilots will spend 10 years just getting back what jetblue took.
FACT:
Jetblue pilots ARE quite naive (you said stupid) as a group.
No emotion here. Just facts.
Um...how long have you been here?
Can we base executive compensation on employee satisfaction?
Can we base executive compensation on employee satisfaction?
If the company actually goes through with this or something even remotely similar, I would pull the safety card with the FAA, OSHA and media. It promotes passenger comfort/ experience over safety.
That's some serious blue koolaid bayou-
Nice- I drink a good healthy portion of orange and canyon blue koolaid aid every day- super grateful-
You know what SWA being the most highly unionized airline in the world should tell you?
That it's possible to drink that koolaid, have a positive, flexible relationship with mgmt, AND have the pilot agreement written in a mutually binding contract recognized by the RLA. They are not mutually exclusive. Would you buy a house w/o a contract? A car? Hell, you can't get a credit card or a cell phone without a clearly worded mutually binding contract-
Why not your career that pays for all that, Bayou?
Does your CEO have an enforceable contract with JetBlue??
Mind answering the question I posed above BlueBayou??? How do you justify the company's expenditures on Ford and Harrison?
I have stronger words for it- but let's say arguing slippery slope that because a pilot may want a recognized CBA makes him or her anti-company is irrational at best. A terrible argument sir.
It's Groundhog day and according to the "Bluepilots" the sky is falling on Jetblue again!!! I don't understand why we just don't close our doors and call it a day around here! Working here just totally blows according to these guys. Really? How many pilots would dream to be in your shoes today, plying the blue skies? Jetblue isn't perfect. We have a ways to go before we're at that "place", but for now, in this economy (in this industry), we should be so grateful, so thankful.
Finally, like it or not, YOU ARE in the customer service business. Our primary duty is the safe conduct of the flight. However, if you've been around here for a while, you would also understand that you're also the leader of your flight team when that flight blocks out-- and that is where we're suppose to be "different" from all those other airlines who've pushed the "EASY" button-- that list is long and distinguished...
It's Groundhog day and according to the "Bluepilots" the sky is falling on Jetblue again!!! I don't understand why we just don't close our doors and call it a day around here! Working here just totally blows according to these guys. Really? How many pilots would dream to be in your shoes today, plying the blue skies? Jetblue isn't perfect. We have a ways to go before we're at that "place", but for now, in this economy (in this industry), we should be so grateful, so thankful.
Finally, like it or not, YOU ARE in the customer service business. Our primary duty is the safe conduct of the flight. However, if you've been around here for a while, you would also understand that you're also the leader of your flight team when that flight blocks out-- and that is where we're suppose to be "different" from all those other airlines who've pushed the "EASY" button-- that list is long and distinguished...
"Ummm...Captain, I see you're only wearing 16 pieces of flair today. Don't you want to express yourself??"
It's Groundhog day and according to the "Bluepilots" the sky is falling on Jetblue again!!! I don't understand why we just don't close our doors and call it a day around here! Working here just totally blows according to these guys. Really? How many pilots would dream to be in your shoes today, plying the blue skies? Jetblue isn't perfect. We have a ways to go before we're at that "place", but for now, in this economy (in this industry), we should be so grateful, so thankful.
Finally, like it or not, YOU ARE in the customer service business. Our primary duty is the safe conduct of the flight. However, if you've been around here for a while, you would also understand that you're also the leader of your flight team when that flight blocks out-- and that is where we're suppose to be "different" from all those other airlines who've pushed the "EASY" button-- that list is long and distinguished...
the race to the bottom continues