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I was 25 in the pool originally and am in the Oct 17th class. I was told that there would be 20 people specifically from the interviewing on the 14th last year.
Possible class dates (subject to change)
17OCT2012 8-12 10 E190 11 A320
7NOV2012 9-12 6 E190 5 A320
5DEC2012 10-12 10 E190
9JAN2013 1-13 6 E190
23JAN2013 2-13 8 E190
13FEB2013 3-13 6 E190 4 A320
27FEB2013 4-13 4 E190
13MAR2013 5-13 7 E190 4 A320
27MAR2013 6-13 10 E190
Those of you coming to B6, I hope you make the decision to invest in your careers by helping us organize. Help us make this a career airline by standing up for the profession and for your families.
Amen. No voters need not apply.
Isn't this still a free country?
I understand your point, but people shouldn't be excluded from employment based on the way they *might* vote. Airlines get the unions they deserve. If life is bad enough, people will vote in a union without strong arms.
Yes it is a free country. Again, no voters need not apply. See, freedom of speech is great.
Isn't this still a free country?
I understand your point, but people shouldn't be excluded from employment based on the way they *might* vote. Airlines get the unions they deserve. If life is bad enough, people will vote in a union without strong arms.
I think the point is that the last thing we need here are a bunch of new starry-eyed pilots who will side with the company by default 'cause they get to fly big jets and it's a better job than the regional they came from. This "better job" is rapidly deteriorating but you need time on station to recognize it. Feel free to apply but please don't get in the way of long term efforts to make this place worth having as a career.
No one said you couldn't speak your mind.
I think the point is that the last thing we need here are a bunch of new starry-eyed pilots who will side with the company by default 'cause they get to fly big jets and it's a better job than the regional they came from. This "better job" is rapidly deteriorating but you need time on station to recognize it. Feel free to apply but please don't get in the way of long term efforts to make this place worth having as a career.
That's all fine. My point was that if someone comes in, reviews the facts, lives the life, and decides after all of that to vote no, well, that is why we live in 'Umerica isn't it? If I were you, I wouldn't want blind "yes" voters either. Come in, learn about the situation, and make an informed vote.
It's good you're willing to become informed, but make sure you actually do become informed rather than just parrot the expertly developed company marketing. And remember that not voting is a perfectly acceptable response to not fully comprehending the situation and history. It's certainly better than reflexively voting no as so many other newbies do.
Don't you have to be there a year before you can vote?
I'm in the pool, and I'm not committed either way to yes or no. As an outsider, how could I have enough information to make that determination?
However you all decide to play it just keep your shiney happy propoganda from initial to yourselves because we've all heard it a hundred times before.
We even have a multi-million dollar MANDATORY charm school to refresh our memories.
It's ALL just rhetoric and we don't need to hear it from new hires.
You're doing an awesome job of convincing new hires to join your side.