New UAL "Flight Plan"?
03-08-2011, 10:50 AM
#63
Banned
Joined APC: Jun 2009
Position: 757/767 FO
Posts: 105
Yep!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But, if we do furlough again, it needs to be from the top this time (SAS). It is not engraved in stone that furloughs come from the bottom especially with that ALPA age 65 BS they pulled
Or how about a First Officers Union just like the Professional Engineers Unions they had back in the day. That way we may be able to keep the spineless senior types from giving away the store at the expense of the junior that leaves a profession in shambles and then using the excuse of Democracy to justify their actions?
But, if we do furlough again, it needs to be from the top this time (SAS). It is not engraved in stone that furloughs come from the bottom especially with that ALPA age 65 BS they pulled
Or how about a First Officers Union just like the Professional Engineers Unions they had back in the day. That way we may be able to keep the spineless senior types from giving away the store at the expense of the junior that leaves a profession in shambles and then using the excuse of Democracy to justify their actions?
03-08-2011, 11:21 AM
#64
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2008
Position: B-777 left
Posts: 1,415
Yep!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But, if we do furlough again, it needs to be from the top this time (SAS). It is not engraved in stone that furloughs come from the bottom especially with that ALPA age 65 BS they pulled
Or how about a First Officers Union just like the Professional Engineers Unions they had back in the day. That way we may be able to keep the spineless senior types from giving away the store at the expense of the junior that leaves a profession in shambles and then using the excuse of Democracy to justify their actions?
But, if we do furlough again, it needs to be from the top this time (SAS). It is not engraved in stone that furloughs come from the bottom especially with that ALPA age 65 BS they pulled
Or how about a First Officers Union just like the Professional Engineers Unions they had back in the day. That way we may be able to keep the spineless senior types from giving away the store at the expense of the junior that leaves a profession in shambles and then using the excuse of Democracy to justify their actions?
Last edited by syd111; 03-08-2011 at 11:26 AM. Reason: just not worth it
03-08-2011, 12:05 PM
#66
Banned
Joined APC: Jun 2009
Position: 757/767 FO
Posts: 105
oh no. more keyboard bravado.
If you are a senior bubba at ual you need to grow a pair and stand up to this company instead of rolling over at every chance the company gets and letting them stick it in your a$$. Stop being such a puzzy trying to justify your actions as democracy. What UAL ALPA did was give jobs away to other pilots not on the UAL seniority list. That is akin to being a scab or at least a Benedict Arnold if you cant accept the scab like behavior moniker.
Grow a pair of ballz for this next round of contract negotiations instead of sitting behind your keyboard and calling me a puss.
If you are a senior bubba at ual you need to grow a pair and stand up to this company instead of rolling over at every chance the company gets and letting them stick it in your a$$. Stop being such a puzzy trying to justify your actions as democracy. What UAL ALPA did was give jobs away to other pilots not on the UAL seniority list. That is akin to being a scab or at least a Benedict Arnold if you cant accept the scab like behavior moniker.
Grow a pair of ballz for this next round of contract negotiations instead of sitting behind your keyboard and calling me a puss.
03-08-2011, 12:12 PM
#67
Banned
Joined APC: Jun 2009
Position: 757/767 FO
Posts: 105
Then lets change that CBA to furlough from the top. Maybe that will be a motivator for the seniors to stand up against the company and maybe there will be a profession left for the junior folks.
But I wont hold my breath, I am not expecting a whole lot out of UAL ALPA.
But I wont hold my breath, I am not expecting a whole lot out of UAL ALPA.
03-08-2011, 12:25 PM
#68
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2008
Position: B-777 left
Posts: 1,415
oh no. more keyboard bravado.
If you are a senior bubba at ual you need to grow a pair and stand up to this company instead of rolling over at every chance the company gets and letting them stick it in your a$$. Stop being such a puzzy trying to justify your actions as democracy. What UAL ALPA did was give jobs away to other pilots not on the UAL seniority list. That is akin to being a scab or at least a Benedict Arnold if you cant accept the scab like behavior moniker.
Grow a pair of ballz for this next round of contract negotiations instead of sitting behind your keyboard and calling me a puss.
If you are a senior bubba at ual you need to grow a pair and stand up to this company instead of rolling over at every chance the company gets and letting them stick it in your a$$. Stop being such a puzzy trying to justify your actions as democracy. What UAL ALPA did was give jobs away to other pilots not on the UAL seniority list. That is akin to being a scab or at least a Benedict Arnold if you cant accept the scab like behavior moniker.
Grow a pair of ballz for this next round of contract negotiations instead of sitting behind your keyboard and calling me a puss.
03-08-2011, 12:37 PM
#69
Banned
Joined APC: Jun 2009
Position: 757/767 FO
Posts: 105
"Look who has the key board bravado, I have a pair and I have stood up to the company and to alpa I doubt you have in fact my guess is you would be one of the first to crosss any line put up..."
so you have a pair? How did you vote on contract 2003 (r u an 82 percenter)? How did you vote on contract 2005? Did you scab or strike in 85 (or 83 at CAL)? Will you sell me out in the future? Will you scab in the future or will you just vote my job away to save yours.
"...Now go screw yourself."
Sorry, no can do. That job is already taken by UAL ALPA and ALPA national. They have been screwing me since 2003 and there is no more room or time left between their screw jobs.
so you have a pair? How did you vote on contract 2003 (r u an 82 percenter)? How did you vote on contract 2005? Did you scab or strike in 85 (or 83 at CAL)? Will you sell me out in the future? Will you scab in the future or will you just vote my job away to save yours.
"...Now go screw yourself."
Sorry, no can do. That job is already taken by UAL ALPA and ALPA national. They have been screwing me since 2003 and there is no more room or time left between their screw jobs.
03-08-2011, 01:12 PM
#70
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2008
Position: B-777 left
Posts: 1,415
"Look who has the key board bravado, I have a pair and I have stood up to the company and to alpa I doubt you have in fact my guess is you would be one of the first to crosss any line put up..."
so you have a pair? How did you vote on contract 2003 (r u an 82 percenter)? How did you vote on contract 2005? Did you scab or strike in 85 (or 83 at CAL)? Will you sell me out in the future? Will you scab in the future or will you just vote my job away to save yours.
"...Now go screw yourself."
Sorry, no can do. That job is already taken by UAL ALPA and ALPA national. They have been screwing me since 2003 and there is no more room or time left between their screw jobs.
so you have a pair? How did you vote on contract 2003 (r u an 82 percenter)? How did you vote on contract 2005? Did you scab or strike in 85 (or 83 at CAL)? Will you sell me out in the future? Will you scab in the future or will you just vote my job away to save yours.
"...Now go screw yourself."
Sorry, no can do. That job is already taken by UAL ALPA and ALPA national. They have been screwing me since 2003 and there is no more room or time left between their screw jobs.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
EngineOut
Regional
153
05-10-2017 11:12 AM
