netjetwife
1 of many w/an opinion
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Makes sense to me! It's much easier to get a consensus/talk things over when the group is small. In the beginning, it takes a lot of trust among yourselves to organize. I know that the NJ pilots had trouble with company "moles" during their contract battle. Surely it's harder to hide in a smaller group? I know there are a few NJ pilots that worry that the union movement may become a distraction for 1108, but I think that it is better to deal with that IF it comes up rather than have a cold-hearted attitude. Besides, it has been pointed out by some in 1108 that it is in the best interests of all frac pilots to have industry wide standards on work rules and safety issues. Who can disagree with that? To me the concept is simple--right is right--for every pilot.
PILOTS ARE PROFESSIONALS THAT SHOULD BE TREATED/PAID ACCORDINGLY
PILOTS ARE PROFESSIONALS THAT SHOULD BE TREATED/PAID ACCORDINGLY