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piaggiop180 said:Netjet wife. How can you not care about the union higher ups getting rich on that hard earned money. Yet you care so much about the higher ups at netjets getting rich. Maybe now that you are so happy with the new union deal you can concentrate your efforts and lowering the outragiously high union dues that the nj pilots pay.
If the NJ pilots are so happy why are they still on this board bitching all the time?
piaggiop180 said:After NetJet wife and the other brain washed teamster reps refused to answer my question about what union salaries for union heads was I decided to do a Google search. Now I know why they refused to answer and instead did a tap dance. Turns out Local Union heads earn as much as 600,000 grand. Good to see those union dues put to good use. What a joke. This was from an article in the Chicago tribune from 2004. It was on Tdu.org for those interested. I guess that rising tide lifts up those union boats high, real high
piaggiop180 said:After NetJet wife and the other brain washed teamster reps refused to answer my question about what union salaries for union heads was I decided to do a Google search. Now I know why they refused to answer and instead did a tap dance. Turns out Local Union heads earn as much as 600,000 grand. Good to see those union dues put to good use. What a joke. This was from an article in the Chicago tribune from 2004. It was on Tdu.org for those interested. I guess that rising tide lifts up those union boats high, real high
netjetwife said:NJ pilots answer questions and offer advise to those trying to follow in their footsteps. I disagree with your characterization of their posts. Your perception of the dues being "outrageously high" is not shared by the NJ group. Many saw those dues returned in grievance awards that the union won for them in addition to the payraise and other improvements achieved in the new contract. A small price to pay for what they received in return and that isn't even counting the assurance that they will have a Steward standing by their side should the need arise. Those pilots who have already been in that position were very grateful and saw their investment/dues pay huge dividends above and beyond the afore mentioned returns. The only pilots "bitching" about the union dues are those not paying them. What an odd contradiction that suggests a hidden agenda on their part.