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96% of TSA pilots vote YES to strike

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Its the principal...MGT need to learn
You're using too many words that don't go together in the same sentence.

Management and Principle? Management and learn? It will never happed.

Congrats on the vote, but dont get yourselves too excited to strike, it will never happen. Just asked the PCL guys. NMB will never release you, and if for some reason they do, ALPO will come up with every excuse not to strike.
 
You're using too many words that don't go together in the same sentence.

Management and Principle? Management and learn? It will never happed.

Congrats on the vote, but dont get yourselves too excited to strike, it will never happen. Just asked the PCL guys. NMB will never release you, and if for some reason they do, ALPO will come up with every excuse not to strike.

NMB under new mgmt. 2 of 3 board members now are previous airline labor.
See for yourself:

http://www.nmb.gov/directory/dirboard.html

Hopefully our chances got a little better.
 
NMB under new mgmt. 2 of 3 board members now are previous airline labor.
See for yourself:

http://www.nmb.gov/directory/dirboard.html

Hopefully our chances got a little better.
Wow, so they MUST be in favor of the pilots! :rollseyes:
Just like the ALPA National guys who went to work for UAL management. They had their fun crapping on the same pilot group they worked for.
 
96% voted yes. The percentage of eligible voters that actually voted to be announced at a later time.

96% is kind of whimpy for a strike vote and the fact that they haven't
announced voter participation yet doesn't sound good either.
 
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96% is kind of whimpy for a strike vote and the fact that they haven't
announced voter participation yet doesn't sound good either.

I bet less than 100 guys voted.
As far as the 96%, you'd think how bad they complain about management, it would be 100%. It sounds like 4% probably have faith in management over ALPA.
 

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