RAH Representation Election - Write in "RPC"!

[sociald]

I can't wait until this ******************** is over

 

[Axel]

This will never be over. Ever.

Pride will see to that.

 

[Bolo]

This will never be over. Ever.

Pride will see to that.

+1 I would agree.

 

[Popeye0537]

Nope he backed out we are not worthy of his time.

When your pilot group places restrictions on whom he can bring to the meeting, you're right It's not worth his time or yours.

 

[terryhfly]

We don't want to hear from anyone at national. We want to hear from Pat and the other members of 357.

 

[The Drizzle]

This will never be over. Ever.

Pride will see to that.

We don't want to hear from anyone at national. We want to hear from Pat and the other members of 357.

heh..

 

[The Drizzle]

After seeing the email chain about this meeting, I don't blame him one bit for declining your gracious invitation.

 

[StaySeated]

After seeing the email chain about this meeting, I don't blame him one bit for declining your gracious invitation.

Of course you don't blame him, you want him to keep perpetuating that the Local 357 is the answer when in fact they can't even answer the most basic questions.

The Exco chair was invited so the frontier pilot group could ask him some easy, honest questions.

Pat wanted to bring IBT Airline Division reps so they could answer questions about the history of 747.

No one out here gives a sh1t about the history of 747, and FAPA spent most of the month of May meeting with the IBT AD. Pat was told he could bring the 357 Exco, we wan to hear about the future not the past.

Pat reneged and decided to stay home.

This is the IBT's version of unity. It's "our way or no way".

I find it incredibly ironic, and a bit sad, that in one breath the Local 357 claims to be practically independent and in the very next breath they need IBT national to protect them when going gets just a little bit rough.

We are doomed if this is the fortitude of our next "leadership".

 

[StaySeated]

Here is another example of IBT Local 357 autonomy and ability.

There was a few RPC volunteers in the MKE crew room the other day. Just pilots talking with pilots.

Later that day an IBT AD business rep barges into the crew room and starts to argue with the RPC pilots.

Doesn't the Local 357 have enough pilot supporters to advocate for their election?

Apparently the only folks really interested in the IBT's success are the IBT national business agents. If I was him, I would be concerned about the election especially when you consider how much the Local 357 is paying DT and the rest of the IBT national staff.

Keep paying for his pension and health care boys!

This is going to be one of the back breakers for the Frontier Pilots.

We have a DC Plan that the company contributes 6% into on top of the 401k match of 5% (temporarily reduced but snaps back in 2012).

That is 11% of the companies money that we negotiated for our retirement.

You have the exact opposite at the IBT Local 357.

The IBT is taking YOUR money and FUNDING THEIR staff's pension.

While other IBT members can retire with a fully paid pension that lasts the rest of their lives, the IBT Local 357 pilots are left to fend for themselves.

I can guarantee that I will not forfeit ONE PENNY of my salary or dues to fund someone else's retirement.

Pat better use the time he was going to spend in denver productively. I would recommend he starts out by enrolling the Local 357 into the IBT Central States Pension Fund.

If it is good enough for the rest of the IBT (including IBT AD Staff), why isn't it good enough for the IBT AD pilots?

 

[Bolo]

After seeing the email chain about this meeting, I don't blame him one bit for declining your gracious invitation.

Please MAN UP! No excuses DRIZ. Not this time.
Our pilots have been in your crew room at MKE talking to your pilots getting an ear full. At least we have the balls to talk to you guys. Quit hiding behind your Binky blanket 357. We want to hear from the 357 Exco who are going to be potentially representing us, not the national.