Dignity
Veteran
I'm sorry, Dignity but you're naivetee is showing. That's why I said earlier you haven't actually been through a representational election other than changing unions. There is a lot more at stake and management will do whatever they can to make sure there is not a FA union at Delta Air Lines by trying to influence the undecided (fence sitters). It's in their best interest. The only difference now as opposed to 2002 and 2008 is who resides in the White House and on the NMB.
management however can influence an outcome of an election based on their management style..and how they treat their people
some people are going to want something in writing regardless (no matter if management is viewed fair or not) however..
when you remove everything else from the picture and focus solely on the person and each individual thinking.. at the time of voting..
ultimately it depends on how the individual perceives management.. based on personal experiences..
if they are being treated fairly (the right thing is being done) and feel that is the case..(a poster in a lounge) is a non-issue.. if they do not feel it is the case..its still a non issue..
someones personal beliefs (or their viewpoint) should not change because of a poster, or Van de Water on the NMB or who was President in 2002 or 2008, to me..that would be truly naive to believe it would be the case.
however each individual will see the situation differently.. so,
timely resolution of issues and effectiveness (and how that is being perceived to some) is the key..and may be the turning point for the fence sitters,
the ones..who may ultimately decide it all.