brokeflyer
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I can't imagine that NJ is struggling, but like the rest of the population the wild growth is no longer happening and without growth fracs will stagnate. Any stagnated company will appear to be struggling. I still believe that by the end of next year NJ will be looking at their "industry leading contract" and wondering how they are going to pay for it while the company simply maintains status quo until things turn around. That is when the furloughs will begin and the test of the new in-house union will occur.
What happens is we're being paid "what the job pays"......it's the cost of doing business. The problem is that managment really sucks the money out of a company for drasticlly minimal amount of work. And that isn't just at the fractionals, every large business suffers the disease of corporate greed and stupidity. I find it ironic that these comapnies are managed by guys, who somehow earned a Mba, and the planes are flown by people who don't need more than a HS diploma. As soon as management either does some work, or gives back some of their bull$hit high salary, FLOPS will never work.
Management dropped the ball and $hit all over the employees.....now they get a union and they deserve it. So it's managments fault and THAT is undisputable......