netjetwife
1 of many w/an opinion
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No dog in the fight?
I beg to differ. The leaders of 1108 have explained to the NJ group that industry-wide standards--achieved through unionization of frac pilots---will benefit everyone involved. It is a well-known fact that my family is very involved; therefore, I do "have a dog in the fight". Low wages within the industry make it harder for NJ pilots to demand fair compensation and work rules. I believe that it is better to help others to stand rather than risk being drug down to their level. Apparently 1108's leadership feels the same.
Additionally, there is the matter of free speech that gives me the right to express my opinion on subjects which interest me. I care about the plight of other aviation families, particularly those who share common ground with my family. Having heard many of the same legitimate complaints of being underpaid/overworked from NJ pilots (including my husband) for several years, it is easy for me to identify with the frustrations of the frac pilots that are still faced with the problems the NJ group overcame.
As to your kind request, I bet you wouldn't be making it if I shared your viewpoint, huh? That's just an observation that's as logical as my reasons for voicing my support for those frac pilots that have the courage and determination to improve their job situation.
Standing up for what I believe is right,
Netjetwife
I beg to differ. The leaders of 1108 have explained to the NJ group that industry-wide standards--achieved through unionization of frac pilots---will benefit everyone involved. It is a well-known fact that my family is very involved; therefore, I do "have a dog in the fight". Low wages within the industry make it harder for NJ pilots to demand fair compensation and work rules. I believe that it is better to help others to stand rather than risk being drug down to their level. Apparently 1108's leadership feels the same.
Additionally, there is the matter of free speech that gives me the right to express my opinion on subjects which interest me. I care about the plight of other aviation families, particularly those who share common ground with my family. Having heard many of the same legitimate complaints of being underpaid/overworked from NJ pilots (including my husband) for several years, it is easy for me to identify with the frustrations of the frac pilots that are still faced with the problems the NJ group overcame.
As to your kind request, I bet you wouldn't be making it if I shared your viewpoint, huh? That's just an observation that's as logical as my reasons for voicing my support for those frac pilots that have the courage and determination to improve their job situation.
Standing up for what I believe is right,
Netjetwife