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FamilyGuy said:
Flylow - thanks for the thoughtful response instead of another attack. I havent read Rich Dad, Poor Dad, but I'll see if I can find a copy to read.

Hey Einstein, it's called BOOKS-A-MILLION or BARNES AND NOBLE !!! And while you are in he BUSINESS section, pick up a few more books and study before posting here. Your ignorance flows like wet poooooooo.
 
There is no need to be nasty. Rich Dad Poor Dad is a good book but I found Millionaire Next Door to be more useful. You will be doing yourself a tremendous favor by reading it. The Motley Fool books are good as well.
 
FamilyGuy said:
Flylow - thanks for the thoughtful response instead of another attack. I havent read Rich Dad, Poor Dad, but I'll see if I can find a copy to read.

I still have to wonder though, if a union is so good then wouldnt it have a role (and be able to maintain its presence in the workforce around historical rates of 35-40%) regardless of the jobs available?

No problem!

I agree with some of your points but I think that aviation is an Unionized anomaly. Pilots themselves find that they are divided on the issue. Most Unionized employees are real salt of the earth, blue collor laborers that are not very highly educated. They care about Friday and 4:30 happy hour. They are concerned about what the Union can do for them... not the other way around.

Many pilots are Unionized but pilots by nature are very type A, go getter, highly educated, self motivated, politically conservative people. Many pilots struggle with the political dichotomy alone in that many are Republican thinkers represented by a body that has it's roots founded in Democratic soil.

I believe that Unions remain in aviation due to the nature of the beast. If management cuts back to maximize profits (which they try constantly to do- it's thei job) it can have a hugely negative affect on safety. The Union is the only device available on the market to provide a ying for managemnts cost cutting yang. It is one of the only legal vehicles to initiate programs and changes in a corporation without waiting for the FAA to insist on change following bloodshed.
 
A few years ago I read about DOCTORS wanting to unionize in Austin TX. If BigD is reading maybe he can tell us what happened.

It was a UNION Army that freed the slaves.


"If we wish to be Free, we Must FIGHT!" -- Patrick Henry
 
millionaire next door and the subsequent releases are a must read for everyone. Great books that really tell how people make their money-

Doesnt matter if you make 2ml a year if you spend 2ml plus one dollar you are poorer than the guy that makes 45k and saves a dollar.
 
Live4flyng said:
Really? Please give us a class on business and why it is ok to lose a buck in operations, but not ok to pay an employee.

My apologies, I did not realize you were not getting a paycheck.
 
FAcFriend said:
abenaki

Thanks for the insight. I am surprised the teamsters negotiators recommended a bad contract to you.

But you have peaked my curiosity and I will go back do more research.

Thanks again

I am of the belief that we had a very uneducated, blinded by management, MEC working for us before. Maybe they accepted some sort of side offer, then proceeded to offer a horrible contract at best? I wonder why they declined to assist the new MEC and negotiating committee today with their knowledge.

All we are asking is to be paid at least industry standard for the work we do, and have some quality of life at the same time. If NetJets is so bad off that they can't afford to pay us what 90% of the rest of the country's aviation departments are paying, then this place, and all of our jobs do deserve to be gone.
 
I comprehended everything you said. I am quickly losing respect for dispatchers @ NJA. Then again, you may not really be a dispatcher

ok, put it to bed. I know who this guy is and I know he is a dispatcher. Allright already move on.
 
I wonder why they declined to assist the new MEC and negotiating committee today with their knowledge.

I think it is because noone has said anything good about them. I wouldnt help either if my efforts were so publicly put down.
 
FAcFriend said:
ok, put it to bed. I know who this guy is and I know he is a dispatcher. Allright already move on.

We're supposed to take you as a reputable source? Another nameless, faceless troll that showed up on the boards right about the time the TA was starting to lay goose eggs? Not hardly pal.
 
Y'know, somewhere in reading all these posts I have come up with one stark a striking theme...

... its not ignorance, its not animosity....


...its the lack of team.

Casino, flight line, mx, whoever the frig you are, were suppossed to be a team. Working together for a common goal, to maintain our livelyhood.

The management has certainly done their job in dividing us up. Thats all too apparent in your posts.

Shame on you. We arent the enemy... when you can realize that, and you think outside your little cocoon in the casino, you might see what is going on.
 
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I agree with High Speed. The "Team" concept doesn't exist here. Unfortunately the customers lose out in the end. I wish the puzzle palace folks could realize how much some of the screwups hurt the customers.


I personally haven't had any trouble with the dispatchers. They do a good job. Have to call and give them a fax number every so often. Other than that they don't cause us much problems. They just do what scheduling tells em to do.
 
Casino, flight line, mx, whoever the frig you are, were suppossed to be a team. Working together for a common goal, to maintain our livelyhood.

Shame on you. We arent the enemy... when you can realize that, and you think outside your little cocoon in the casino, you might see what is going on.



Note:

When you demean my job - you’re not on my team.
When you think your contribution is more important than mine - you’re not on my team.
When you threaten my livelihood - you’re not on my team.

None of this came from management dividing us, it came from your attitudes as displayed on this forum and some your actions as displayed on the line.
 
FredGarvin said:
Note:

When you demean my job - you’re not on my team.
When you think your contribution is more important than mine - you’re not on my team.
When you threaten my livelihood - you’re not on my team.

None of this came from management dividing us, it came from your attitudes as displayed on this forum and some your actions as displayed on the line.

1. Where is it that I have demeaned your job? Seems all I read is you brave souls from dispatch, or whether they be the outside 135/91 guys who hate my guts just cause I signed on with this Dog and Pony show,on this board trashing my peers, who, lets face it, have had it.

2. There is no " I " In team, Fred, and frankly, I dont get paid enough to think I am better than you. I cant do your job to the ability that you can, neither can you do mine that way. That is that, point blank, full stop.

3. I am not threatening your livelihood, Fred, the upper echelon management is for not once thinking outside the box, and sacrificing a little profit now for maximum gain in the future.... I think the statement is " INVESTING IN THE FUTURE". Sorry that you feel you are in the crosshairs, bubba.

Finally, my dear Fred, you are sorely mistaken that this has not been brought on by management.....they chose to drag this out, amd make this a knife fight. We only are fighting for what we are worth ( which obviously isnt much by your reaction and reaction of the non- NetJet people on this board.) and it has been long overdue.

I've only been here a few months, Freddy boy, and I cant say enough about the professionalism I have seen here compared to my old stomping grounds.
Thats on both sides...yours too. Don't make yourself sound like a pompous ass by slandering all of us for a few possible bad apples in the bushel.

Take my opinion for what is worth people... or BIOYA. I don't care. Lets just cut the **CENSORED****CENSORED****CENSORED****CENSORED** and the nasty infighting and get to work.
 
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dsptchrNJA said:
My apologies, I did not realize you were not getting a paycheck.

dsptchr,

You are a true idiot!:rolleyes:

He was making a statement, and as usual, you turn it into drabble. Do us all a favor and shut up.
 
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FredGarvin said:
Casino, flight line, mx, whoever the frig you are, were suppossed to be a team. Working together for a common goal, to maintain our livelyhood.

Shame on you. We arent the enemy... when you can realize that, and you think outside your little cocoon in the casino, you might see what is going on.


Note:

When you demean my job - you’re not on my team.
When you think your contribution is more important than mine - you’re not on my team.
When you threaten my livelihood - you’re not on my team.

None of this came from management dividing us, it came from your attitudes as displayed on this forum and some your actions as displayed on the line.

Hey Fred,
What actions are being displayed on the line that are bad?
 
Flyer,
I can only speak for myself, but I don’t hate your guts. In practice when I get treated with respect and professionalism, I return it in kind. Unlike you, I have been here years not months. I have seen the change in the relationship between the crews and the casino workers first hand. Right now, it’s the worst I’ve ever seen it and don’t think it stems from how the non-bargaining guys are acting.

I have worked in freight, legacy and charter, and I can agree with you that this place is light years ahead of many others. It was never more in evidence when not one employee, pilot or otherwise laid off after 9/11. That’s pretty special in any industry, but it’s downright unheard of in aviation.

The company owes you an industry (fractional) leading wage. As near as I can tell that’s pretty close to what’s being offered. I don’t think that because you or I work for BH that there is an unlimited bag of money for either of us.

As far as the line goes, BB can take the highroad and claim nothing is going on, but the rework created by the increased DNIFs, bogus write-ups and feet dragging is pretty obvious. The crap on this board and in the press has caused many of us who supported you in the beginning to do a 180.
 

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