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Does anyone (besides the posters) actually read each and every boring a$$ post in this thread line by line? You guys will do this for the rest of your careers and all of a sudden you'll have 30 years of nothing to show for it but bitterness. "The fight", "stand together", "FUD", "rising tide lifts all boats", SHEESH! No i'm not mgmt, yes I voted for the union at flops. But $hit, after several yrs of crap I'm at peace doing something else and have moved on. Just an observation. Alot of my friends including "Dimeline" lost their jobs a couple weeks ago. Some of you MUST have other ideas you can do with your lives, no?
*underline added by me"It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those *cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat."
Theodore Roosevelt
As I told someone else....maybe it was you. Some of us choose to fight for what is right while others just lay back and take it. Sure, move on but, don't just let FLOPS management get away with anything they want. There is nothing wrong with looking to one's own future. However, that doesn't mean that you cannot participate in suing their evil asses in the mean time.
Quote for you;
*underline added by me
Now that's a nice post, LF! I particularly liked the phrase "FI family".
To me, being in an online community is the best part of posting here.
Regards,
NJW
Thankfully that community has differing opinions.
I still wonder how fair it is that your husband (or any union "volunteer" for that matter) gets 100% of his benefits paid by NJ, yet only flies a partial schedule because he is conducting union business when he was hired as a flying pilot.
As you claim you are all about fairness in this community as you support the union way of life.
Please explain the fairness in that for Mr. Buffett?
It's funny how none of the union supporters will touch that one. I guess it hits too close to home, eh?
I think upper management at NJA knows better than B19what they need to be successful, don't you guys?
There isn't a company in the world that wants a union on the property. Netjets management is forced to have a union shoved down their throat and has learned to live with it. If by some alignment of the stars unions were eliminated at all companies nationwide today, the whoops of joy of freedom to run the company the way they want to would last for weeks. The wasted money such as paying volunteers their benefits while they fly partial schedules would vanish overnight. The union boondoggles would be over.
TRUE PARTNERSHIP IS ALIVE AND WELL AT NJA BUT OVER AT FLIGHTOPS THE MORALE BEATINGS CONTINUE...
The "partnership" as you call it is forced and NJ is making the best of a situation that is forced on them.
ill touch it....its because if it wasnt for the "union business" then managent types who couldnt cut it in the real world (like you) would $hit all over him. Then the only people who really suffer are his children.......who you don't care about.
this thread is now closed as well.....
cya
Let's see how great this management/union partnership is at all the airlines, (NJ and fracs included) over the next couple of months and years as the purse-strings tighten up.
The fractional model relies heavily on scheduled airlines, and as the airlines cut back flight and increase cost, that will impact the bottom line just like fuel.
Fractionals are not insulated as much as the union folks like to think they are, there will be pain and then we'll see how great your "partnership" is then.
When the union at AA negotiated and gave your husband the opportunity to keep a position at Eagle, you bailed out and told the union and it's lousy CBA to shove it.
What's going to happen next time? Gonna bail out again when you don't agree with the union?