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yeap, im getting my resume together too, id rather be flying then dealing with this crap and the women is doing the same thing.....she is getting her resume together....funny, i ended up controlling cause it seemed like the right thing to do at the time. AFter 9/11 i figured the airlines are hurting, pay is down, lets go do this and be home everynight. The way I get treated here, Id have more respect for myself and my employer and myself if i was right seat at mesa.....and we all know how bad that is.

MK

It is the same story everywhere! Companies (or the government) are trying to squeeze workers as much as they can. This process will continue.

Businesses are trying to reduce spending as much as possible to remain competitive. I am a pilot, however my company is not an aviation business. With all the low cost widgets coming from our worldwide competitors, we are forced to look for new ways to lower our costs just to survive as a company.

Something big is gonna have to change in this world, because eventually, companies will not be able to tighten their belts any further. And workers will not have anything left to give up. If workers have to give up too much, we will have to stop spending. And if we stop spending, our economy goes down the tubes.

Even with the FAA, they are being squeezed with how much tax money (revenue) they are allocated. There is not an endless supply of money going their way. Ok, so you say, just raise taxes. However, in the big picture, that only reduces the spending money of Americans even further which hurts the whole economy.

There are many pieces to the puzzle.

I'm not saying CEO's and the Government are right (or wrong). There are plenty of inequities. However, we all need to try and see both sides of the problems.

JetPilot500
 

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