American Eagle told to play ball or become Comair-II

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I think you have me confused with management. Also, you can't refute that we turned down an offer, and that offer has been replaced with a substantially less attractive offer. If we had leverage, wouldn't that offer have improved?

I can't refute the fact that we turned down an offer. Likewise, you can't argue that the union leadership cadre which just "stepped down," and which you were a part of, was quite closely aligned with management. So closely, in fact, that some of our professional negotiators have evidently set out on their own, founding a company whose goals, apparently, are to help management squeeze labor in negotiations. http://www.collaborativelabor.com/ It would be funny if it wasn't true and if it wasn't my life and the lives of the crews I work with 4 days a week which they've screwed with.
 
General lee never lets an opportunity pass to tell sw pilots to enjoy their LBB overnight while he's on the way to Europe.
 
Since the last relatively benign comment was deleted, I called you out for a definitive lack of... Shall we just says 'guts', this time?

It rhymes with what I said you lacked. You can figure it out.
I don't really understand your issue with me. Same team. We clearly disagree yet you're more concerned with winning internet arguments. I just want to have a job long enough to move onto something better.
 
Honest question here.

And I'll preface it by saying, people can accuse me of not caring because I "escaped" all they want, but the truth is my mantra the entire 8+ years I was stuck at a regional was "leave it better than I found it".

So, with that said, why do people think they (as in "regional pilots") have any sort of leverage, even assuming everybody was to have held the line?
No clue. When I was touring domiciles with the union immediately after bankruptcy, many people we're excited because of all our new leverage.
 
General lee never lets an opportunity pass to tell sw pilots to enjoy their LBB overnight while he's on the way to Europe.

Ahh.

See, the two biggest questions I get are "Are you General Lee?" and "Will you stop messing around and admit you're Qutch?"

Which I think is hilarious, so why not add fuel to the fire? :)
 
I can't refute the fact that we turned down an offer. Likewise, you can't argue that the union leadership cadre which just "stepped down," and which you were a part of, was quite closely aligned with management. So closely, in fact, that some of our professional negotiators have evidently set out on their own, founding a company whose goals, apparently, are to help management squeeze labor in negotiations. http://www.collaborativelabor.com/ It would be funny if it wasn't true and if it wasn't my life and the lives of the crews I work with 4 days a week which they've screwed with.

Again, you're mixing me up with someone else. I didn't make policies, I wasn't a voting member of our board, I wasn't the company that put is in bankruptcy. I was a guy who volunteered to send emails.

Also, try to stick to the point. We're talking about leverage.
 
I don't really understand your issue with me. Same team. We clearly disagree yet you're more concerned with winning internet arguments. I just want to have a job long enough to move onto something better.

I'd be happy to win it in person, too.

You're a spineless weasel and a defender of company aligned corrupt union officers. Pound sand.
 
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