Thanks AirTran MEC!

[jonjuan]

You are trying to coerce the AT guys into accepting a "Bad Deal" , by holding
the "Nuclear Option" over their heads.

Ya think? Btw, Arby's just got rid of the Roast Beef" from its name.

 

[GuppyWN]

This is better than Jerry Springer!

Suing Gary Kelly because you agreed to his deal? Priceless!

Gup

 

[redflyer65]

Wow, it is heating up. The whole thing was negotiated in good faith, if you don't like it..then vote it down.

 

[kwick]

Because of the SW pilots fear of a fair settlement with arbitration, this thing
could lead to years of litigation.

 

[kwick]

This is better than Jerry Springer!

Suing Gary Kelly because you agreed to his deal? Priceless!

Gup

In Texas, it might be legal to torture someone into a confession.

But, in the rest of the country an agreement or confession
based on coercion is not legally binding.

It's like someone holding a gun to your head and forcing you
to sell your house to them for $10.

 

[Red Baron]

In Texas, it might be legal to torture someone into a confession.

But, in the rest of the country an agreement or confession
based on coercion is not legally binding.

It's like someone holding a gun to your head and forcing you
to sell your house to them for $10.

Ok, that is beyond ridiculous. It's comical.

 

[Tripower455]

In Texas, it might be legal to torture someone into a confession.

But, in the rest of the country an agreement or confession
based on coercion is not legally binding.

It's like someone holding a gun to your head and forcing you
to sell your house to them for $10.

Wow..... Just.... WOW!


You are on the brink of by far the best thing to happen to your career, and you really think like this?

Vote it down. PLEASE!

 

[Coool Hand Luke]

In Texas, it might be legal to torture someone into a confession.

But, in the rest of the country an agreement or confession
based on coercion is not legally binding.

It's like someone holding a gun to your head and forcing you
to sell your house to them for $10.

You're sort of correct. Texas is a "right-to-work" state, which means that you have the right to work for Southwest if you so choose, or, you have the right to quit and take a better job elsewhere with no obligation to your current employer whatsoever - you don't even have to give a two week notice if you don't want to.

 

[kwick]

Ok, that is beyond ridiculous. It's comical.

Coercion is grounds for seeking the rescission or cancellation
of a contract.

It happens to be the law.

 

[Flycatcher99]

Coercion is grounds for seeking the rescission or cancellation
of a contract.

It happens to be the law.

I agree. This is comical. Please keep it up, kwick...it's the most entertained I've been by this whole process.