rest rules under threat

[cessnapilot]

Read this...

House passes aviation bill, targets safety rules - USATODAY.com

Then write the White House to encourage a VETO of such a bill as the FAA reauthorization if this goes...

Contact the White House | The White House

it will take you about 2 minutes to voice your thoughts

 

[pilotyip]

thanks for the link

 

[cessnapilot]

thanks for the link

my pleasure... I guess it's not through the senate yet... so it's worth writing here...

http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm


also...

 

[DonVerita]

Republican lapdogs at it again. Bought and paid for by Big Business and the Chamber of Commerce. Doing what their corporate masters tell them to do...at the detriment of public safety and worker safety. Pathetic excuses for human beings.

 

[NuGuy]

It is my understanding of the bill that anything in a previously published NPRM is not affected by this.

Nu

 

[Bill Nelson]

You don't need a law to guarantee rest. Negotiate it in your contract and it can be good for the company and labor.

Let government get involved and it won't be good for anyone.

 

[waveflyer]

You don't need a law to guarantee rest. Negotiate it in your contract and it can be good for the company and labor.

Let government get involved and it won't be good for anyone.

Agree w/ the 1st as WN proves every day
But the 2nd is of a naive ideologue-

 

[trip]

Republican lapdogs at it again. Bought and paid for by Big Business and the Chamber of Commerce. Doing what their corporate masters tell them to do...at the detriment of public safety and worker safety. Pathetic excuses for human beings.

Let me guess, you have a public education?

 

[waveflyer]

Let me guess, you have a public education?

On the topic- what's your point?

 

[DonVerita]

Let me guess, you have a public education?

In fact...I do; as does the vast majority of the students in this country. I can also say that I've seen the private side as well. For 3 out of my 12 years, I was in Private school. Could have stayed there, but instead rejoined the public school system because it offered many more opportunities than a small private school could ever hope for. Graduated in the top 10% of my class and then went on to a public university where I did the same. My teachers throughout were top-notch union professionals to whom I will be eternally grateful.