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All this talk of lists is counter productive. The whole point of starting over with dues is to end the division in this pilot group. Calling for lists to be made up and trying to bully people into paying is going to have the opposite effect. Plus the anti folks love to use this talk of lists as an example of how mean and vindictive the pro side is. So just let it go. Not helping.
Club, please actually read what I said, as opposed to responding with a canned knee- jerk reaction. First off, I never saw this "list" and I actually don't know if it even exists. The "list" may exist, but I didn't make it up. Next, blaming the "list" for not getting hired somewhere, is an attempt at deflection and nothing more than blaming "The Union". Rhetoric that actually has little merit. It's time to move on for the betterment of ALL the pilots.
 
Ok so the question is do I want to work for this Company as an at will employee? Where the company can and has made unilateral changes to working conditions and pay without any consideration for its employees and there quality of life, just like they recently did to the Flexjet flight attendants schedules. Just ask them, because that is what at will looks like. Or would I rather work for a company with a legally enforceable contract in place and a strong Union willing to make certain all Pilots quality of life and compensation stay in tact and not changed ad-hoc? Union dues is kind of like insurance, most states require Liability but me personally, I pay for collision also to protect what I have, I will spend the very small amount of money on Union dues to protect what we have, I can see if this Union were ever to go away we would be just like the Flexjet flight attendants and forced onto whatever schedule Managment deems necessary to save a few pennies.
 
What about termination for just cause? The big thing they don't see, is the situation where the company needs to trim payroll. Who are they going to terminate? The guy making 300k or the guy making 100k? The 100k guy would be willing to jump in your seat for a few $ more. Nicely played by 2N. The irony of it all is, the guys working to get rid of their protection, are the ones that benefit most from having an enforceable contract.
 

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