Praetorian
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Give us some credit.
Nobody actually believed the focus group (or, before it, the CAB) would accomplish anything significant. It's been almost universally derided as monkey shine, and rightly so. Also, I would argue that the real leaders among the pilot group have stayed well away from it.
I have no doubt many of your pilots know what's going on, but not all of them. I only wanted to highlight the significance of this "focus group", because I've seen some pilots -particularly in a few of the Avaintair threads- speak admiringly of their version of one of these groups.
We had one of these at Flops, once upon a time, before our pilots got wise. Story I heard was they spent about six months preparing a proposal to present to the CEO to (fix all the problems) only to be patted on the head and sent packing. That was even before the price of darkness MS came along. Funny thing was some of the guys on that committee ended up on the union organizing committee.
All I'm saying is there is an arc to these things and your management seems to feel that, at this point union-avoidance consultants are necessary. The funny thing is these kinds of consultants usually end up making adversaries out of the pilots and their management.
Can't making money busting unions if their is no union to bust.