JetBlue anti-union rhetoric

[Fubijaakr]

This is what ALPA got for Frontier Pilots recently:!!!

Really? OMG. Never let facts get in the way of your prejudice, BB. As others have already pointed out:

F9 pilots are FAPA, not ALPA.

I used the blue font so I would register on your rods and cones, though probably not at all in your cortex.

 

[CaptainSpaz]

:laugh:

 

[J32driver]

The JBLU PVC was within reach of our 5 documents being sent to pilots for a vote-- provisions that were going to improve our contracts and possibly the strongest M & A language out there.

Wow. The STUPID is strong in this one!

 

[ATR-DRIVR]

This is what ALPA got for Frontier Pilots recently:

According to the agreement worked out with their union leaders, the pilots agreed to accept delayed pay increases, reduced company contributions to their 401(k) plan, reduced vacation and sick days, and an extension of their collective bargaining agreement by two years.
In exchange, the pilots union would get "an equity stake in Frontier," Republic said in a filing Friday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. It did not say how large a stake.


Read more: Frontier Airlines agrees to give pilots an ownership stake | Kansas City Business Journal

LOL, wait a minute, ALPA is only a group of advisors. It was the local reps that sold them out, LOL... The JBLU PVC was within reach of our 5 documents being sent to pilots for a vote-- provisions that were going to improve our contracts and possibly the strongest M & A language out there. But no, ALPA steps in and blows it down the tubes. Good job guys! Oh yeah, in a letter to our pilots, our JAOC explains how we're on a "road to a new way of labor relationship"-- really? We go ALPA, we go down the old road guys, the proven disfunctional way of labor... Come on, stop blowing that smoke!!!

Are you Dr Stupid? I ask because your post reeks of alot of wasted money on a Phd...

 

[Lake Alice]

This is what ALPA got for Frontier Pilots recently:

According to the agreement worked out with their union leaders, the pilots agreed to accept delayed pay increases, reduced company contributions to their 401(k) plan, reduced vacation and sick days, and an extension of their collective bargaining agreement by two years.
In exchange, the pilots union would get "an equity stake in Frontier," Republic said in a filing Friday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. It did not say how large a stake.


Read more: Frontier Airlines agrees to give pilots an ownership stake | Kansas City Business Journal

LOL, wait a minute, ALPA is only a group of advisors. It was the local reps that sold them out, LOL... The JBLU PVC was within reach of our 5 documents being sent to pilots for a vote-- provisions that were going to improve our contracts and possibly the strongest M & A language out there. But no, ALPA steps in and blows it down the tubes. Good job guys! Oh yeah, in a letter to our pilots, our JAOC explains how we're on a "road to a new way of labor relationship"-- really? We go ALPA, we go down the old road guys, the proven disfunctional way of labor... Come on, stop blowing that smoke!!!

You are quite possibly the dumbest person on this board.

 

[Fins Up]

The JBLU PVC was within reach of our 5 documents being sent to pilots for a vote-- provisions that were going to improve our contracts and possibly the strongest M & A language out there.

Pleeeeeeease tell me you don't really believe this. In my best Vizzini lisp - "Inconceivable!"

 

[Raoul Duke]

there is a reason a union shows up....and it's a direct result of how a company is managed.

or because a union is desperate for dues due to the loss of multiple employee groups

 

[B6Busdriver]

or because a union is desperate for dues due to the loss of multiple employee groups

Sorry skippy but we the pilots of JetBlue knocked on ALPA's door, not the other way around.

 

[Mercy98]

Perhaps everyone except the line pilots will be surprised at the turn-out for vote, and the number that vote-in a positive, new direction for themselves.

Better said....

Landslide.

 

[BeachBummer]

or because a union is desperate for dues due to the loss of multiple employee groups

Sorry Rauol... B6 is right. ALPA didn't come to us. We went to ALPA.
If the support for this wasn't there ALPA would have dropped us like a cheap date on the corner.