American Airlines and Labor Negotiations

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I'm sure CB and P. Rez can decide themselves who they do and do not want to answer. What, you some kind of God or something.
Heck, you're under 700, you have a ways to go son.

Son?

I remember Ken liked to call people that too.
 
Go ahead W, beg the Mods to remove this...lol
I'm done exposing you anyway...bye bye :rolleyes:



Have a nice day Ken.
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What is your problem with this man Al? Did he do something personal to you?

And I’m absolutely sure he’s a HELL of a lot smarter than you.
Whats his education? Did that rock hit you?Go ahead get personal come on im waiting.What did he do to you for you to have this bromance? You know what dont respond cause after what you and your boy did the other day you were exposed and i dont give a chit what you say or think
 
Whats his education? Did that rock hit you?Go ahead get personal come on im waiting.What did he do to you for you to have this bromance? You know what dont respond cause after what you and your boy did the other day you were exposed and i dont give a chit what you say or think

Let’s read your resume. 40 years + catching bird chit on your head at LGA Airport. (The other junk doesn’t need repeating)

International President John Samuelsen
Sworn in as the 10th TWU International President in May of 2017, John Samuelsen represents nearly 140,000 members across the airline, railroad, transit, universities, utilities and services sectors. Prior to being elevated to the office of the President, Samuelsen served as Executive Vice President since 2013. Samuelsen is also the former President of TWU Local 100 in New York City – the TWU’s largest local.

A Brooklyn native, Samuelsen was hired by the New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) in 1993 and was assigned to a track gang in Brooklyn, where he and his fellow union members worked under difficult and unsafe conditions. Managers ignored safety regulations, disciplined workers who spoke up, and had no respect for the workers or their union. While still in his probationary period, Samuelsen’s co-workers elected him shop steward of their local union, and he fought vigorously for their rights. By winning small battles against management abuse, the local was able to slowly turn things around.

From 2001 to 2006, Samuelsen served as chair of the Track Safety Committee, and chair of the Track Division. From 2002–2005 he was Acting Vice President of the Maintenance of Way Department, representing 7,100 workers providing essential services to NYCTA in Track, Line Equipment and Signals, Power and Structure. During that time, he also served as lead negotiator for all safety-related issues during contract bargaining between Local 100 and NYCTA, and authored the Comprehensive Track Safety Bill, passed by both houses of the New York State Legislature.

He was elected President of Local 100 in December 2009 and was elected overwhelmingly in 2012 and 2015. He served as Local 100 president until September 26, 2017.

He still maintains an active public role in New York politics and advocates on behalf of all TWU members.
 
Let’s read your resume. 40 years + catching bird chit on your head at LGA Airport. (The other junk doesn’t need repeating)

International President John Samuelsen
Sworn in as the 10th TWU International President in May of 2017, John Samuelsen represents nearly 140,000 members across the airline, railroad, transit, universities, utilities and services sectors. Prior to being elevated to the office of the President, Samuelsen served as Executive Vice President since 2013. Samuelsen is also the former President of TWU Local 100 in New York City – the TWU’s largest local.

A Brooklyn native, Samuelsen was hired by the New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) in 1993 and was assigned to a track gang in Brooklyn, where he and his fellow union members worked under difficult and unsafe conditions. Managers ignored safety regulations, disciplined workers who spoke up, and had no respect for the workers or their union. While still in his probationary period, Samuelsen’s co-workers elected him shop steward of their local union, and he fought vigorously for their rights. By winning small battles against management abuse, the local was able to slowly turn things around.

From 2001 to 2006, Samuelsen served as chair of the Track Safety Committee, and chair of the Track Division. From 2002–2005 he was Acting Vice President of the Maintenance of Way Department, representing 7,100 workers providing essential services to NYCTA in Track, Line Equipment and Signals, Power and Structure. During that time, he also served as lead negotiator for all safety-related issues during contract bargaining between Local 100 and NYCTA, and authored the Comprehensive Track Safety Bill, passed by both houses of the New York State Legislature.

He was elected President of Local 100 in December 2009 and was elected overwhelmingly in 2012 and 2015. He served as Local 100 president until September 26, 2017.

He still maintains an active public role in New York politics and advocates on behalf of all TWU members.
Formal education " track gang" and hes your leader holy chit we is in trouble.Tell me how does he.like his coffee?
 
Formal education " track gang" and hes your leader holy chit we is in trouble.Tell me how does he.like his coffee?

He made $290,000 last year. Who cares what his formal education is. BTW what’s yours? Did you get a degree in catching Pigeon Poop on your head for 40 years?

BTW my Brother is a High School Dropout and he made $350,000 last year.
 
He made $290,000 last year. Who cares what his formal education is. BTW what’s yours? Did you get a degree in catching Pigeon Poop on your head for 40 years?

BTW my Brother is a High School Dropout and he made $350,000 last year.
I want someone with a formal education on top someone who doesnt embarass me when he speaks sorryi really feel that way
 
He made $290,000 last year. Who cares what his formal education is. BTW what’s yours? Did you get a degree in catching Pigeon Poop on your head for 40 years?

BTW my Brother is a High School Dropout and he made $350,000 last year.
Hey weez wouldn't your boy be better off going on Yelp and giving himself good reviews then coming on here starting chit
 
I want someone with a formal education on top someone who doesnt embarass me when he speaks sorryi really feel that way

So get involved with your Union and start trying to get people elected who you don’t feel embarrass you.

Otherwise no matter how YOU think he go there the man is 100 times more successful in his professional life than you are.

Deny it if you want.
 
Hey weez wouldn't your boy be better off going on Yelp and giving himself good reviews then coming on here starting chit

None of my business. I would prefer we stay on topic but I know that’s impossible with all the Trolls. (And you)
 
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