Regul8r
Old School
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- Aug 18, 2005
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You have much to learn, my friend. Much to learn.I managed to save money and get my finances in order so I wouldn't have to cry for help when sh!t hit the fan.
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You have much to learn, my friend. Much to learn.I managed to save money and get my finances in order so I wouldn't have to cry for help when sh!t hit the fan.
Should the guy expect to be fired? Yes. Should he be allowed the means to try and get it back? Why not?
You have much to learn, my friend. Much to learn.
Who also happen to be quite a collection of unethical ****************************** bags. I know you are to polite and professional to say that, but I'm not.And don't forget, binding arbitration isn't binding when you have the "tyranny of the majority".
Who also happen to be quite a collection of unethical ****************************** bags. I know you are to polite and professional to say that, but I'm not.
What windfall are you talking about?
awwwwwww...............
The little babies are mad because their windfall went bye bye.
DeletedYou are right..... I have to learn not to deal with morons like you and I just have to make peace with the fact that there are idiots out there that need the help of unions to save their jobs because they are stupid and negligent.
You can't defend this idiot logically, so you come back with stupid one liners to try and make yourself sound smart. Move a long junior nothing more for you to see here. You truly are and idiot........
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Oh and make sure you mail that check immediately, so your precious criminal doesn't lose his Harley. Since he can't make the payments after 6 months of unemployment.....
Thank you Occam, you got my point! There is hope for Flight Info after all...Are there any pilot actions that warrant termination?
(That's rhetorical...)
This was a crime. A lucid human chose to violate rules that he understood and swore to follow. "Why?" is of no importance. His crime endangered others and "hazarded a vessel".
We don't need to know how good a guy he is, or whether or not he's remorseful. It is possible for a pilot to commit an act that justifies termination. In my opinion, this is one of them. I could be wrong...but I'm not.
Separate issue: Does he have the right to grieve or appeal the decision of his management?
Absolutely!