captain dad
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Interesting that you'd even think of it being illegal. "Free" markets should dictate that stupid decisions and bad management should have bad results. Making it illegal to poorly manage a company would be problematic to say the least.
Every stake holder (employee, owner, bond holder, etc.) should carefully consider their relationships in this life.
Responsibility is the name of the game.
Interesting that you'd even think of it being illegal. "Free" markets should dictate that stupid decisions and bad management should have bad results. Making it illegal to poorly manage a company would be problematic to say the least. Every stake holder (employee, owner, bond holder, etc.) should carefully consider their relationships in this life.
Responsibility is the name of the game.
1. spend some time outside the military playground...
2. ya can not supply negative comment from side of the industry unless you've worked within it.
3. I read the post as saying if other industry's can fire or have the CEOs held responsible then why not in aviation.
Yep Net your right we should all just give up and do what you say.....hey being wrong for 2 years is ok....we have been dead before and made it....so get off your box and go do your job and STFU. I will do the same....peace.
You are right, we are done financing this company and subsidizing our owners on our backs. For the past 6 months the company in my opinion has been dragging out negotiations. Our owners were leaving in record numbers and the new management knew that they had to make a change. Change happened with regards to crew meals, domiciles and the elimination of training contracts. They even got 8 TA's done in one week after our crews showed them we were still ticked off with the slow pace of negotiations. Well, since then our owners are happy and the mass exoduss of owners has subsided. As a result, the company feels that they can drag the negotiations out a lot further for more subsidised labor. They haven't even gotten a single TA in over 6 months. How can we go from 8 in one week to none in 6 months. This contract could be done tomorrow if the company really wanted it to be.
A loyal dog can only be kicked so many times until it will finaly turn around and bite the master. A lot of people in my circle are not going to singn off on a crappy contract with minimal pay increases. Now that this thing appears to be dragging on till this summer and beyond, retro pay is now a must for my group.