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Grassroots Efforts at DL for ACS and FAs, no personal attacks.

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700UW said:
Hey Baba,

Getting some extra pay from Gerry Glass?
no, just your tiresome postings are just that,  tiresome.  
Thought I'd share some information from REAL Delta F/A's.
But your post do one important thing.  They show that this 
"Possible" election isn't AT ALL about Delta F/A's.  it shows us
so many OUTSIDERS have a vested interest and Delta F/A's are being
used as Pawns by the IAM
 
BABABOOY said:
Never had any interaction with him.
 
Beats the BS that this one poster on here puts out.
and unlike this one poster here, I do believe Lance works for Delta and is 
a Delta F/A.
I believe he's retired.

You're free to form your own opinions (obviously), but something tells me his is the sort of hyperbolic shrieking you don't have much of a taste for.
 
Hey Baba,

Getting some extra pay from Gerry Glass?
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so anyone that disagrees with the IAM is paid but you are just a volunteer?

there's that and your assertion that the IAMPF is financially sound.
 
Kev3188 said:
I believe he's retired.

You're free to form your own opinions (obviously), but something tells me his is the sort of hyperbolic shrieking you don't have much of a taste f
It sounds like he is then part of, what I call the 10% crowd.
There is 10% of the anti-union who are over the top and see that Delta can do no wrong.
and of course there is the 10% crowd who think the IAM will bring rainbows and unicorns. 
 
WorldTraveler said:
'so anyone that disagrees with the IAM is paid but you are just a volunteer?there's that and your assertion that the IAMPF is financially sound.
You will not find my name on an LM-2 for 2014 or 2015.
 
You will not find my name on an LM-2 for 2014 or 2015.
great. any other years?

and what about all of the other people who enjoy 6 digit salaries from the IAM that WILL be supported by DL FAs if the IAM is voted in?

why would DL FAs want to participate in a union where the majority of their dues money cannot be kept locally and where people who are not FAs feast thanks to the dues of an ever-shrinking union workforce?
 
Kev3188 said:
A good GC is worth every nickel. My last one was underpaid...
I've talked to a few of those guys now. They certainly bust their butts for their members. Always having to get on a flight somewhere to deal with some issue. I admire them. I wouldn't want to travel so much personally.
 
It is no fun living out of a suitcase five days a week and being away from home and family.
 
700UW said:
It is no fun living out of a suitcase five days a week and being away from home and family.
Best part is, just like non-unionized employee's, no one is forcing them to keep their current job and they are always free to seek employment, elsewhere!
 
700UW said:
And unlike the unwhole truth the IAM is financially sound.
And the IAMNPF is over funded and in the green, can you say that about the FAs frozen pension?
They get new skins for their corporate jet, yet?
 
BABABOOY said:
and another:
http://wearedeltafa.com/node/7
 
Why Fix What Isn't Broken?[/size]







Hey everyone I have been flying for 5 years and Delta is my fourth airline. I love what I do but I knew I needed to be at Delta. My first carrier Gojet airlines operating for United Express and Delta connections did not have a Union and I sat reserve for a month and held a line. My 2nd airline Cathay Pacific (world's best airline skytrax 2014) Did not have a Union. I had a great relationship with management and had a line and 1-2 standby days a month. My schedule was pretty flexible.
Then I went to work for Continental/The new United. Former CAL Who had IAM and voted for AFA after merger was all down hill afterwards. CAL FAs are an employee after training. We can be represented during probation but the supervisor (UAL management) argues differently. I had my contract in front of me and they still tell me to my face that my CAL contract is not valid for me because i was still on probation. My sup had a personal vendetta against me because i went to my union chair for representation and she was a United side management....I was still punished...Because of her personal vendetta. 
Sometimes bad things happen to good people and management will have NONE of it. Not even 1 incident was allowed. Not even a sick call with doctors note was allowed. I was on full reserve with **4 HOURS airport standby and get paid 2 hrs or 24 hr on call days. My starting pay was $19.45 with a per diem of $1.50. I had to pay union dues(force to)/insurance/uniforms/chicago rent...that i was BARELY surviving and eating.... Cause I cant afford it. FAs who didn't have at least 15-20 years will be sitting FULL reserve. There are times I have to wake up at 2am for a super early report at 4am.
One time United stranded my crew after working 13 hr duty day (not including delays). They had a private car picked up the pilots asap but noone to pick us up and no hotels booked. On hold with crew accommodations for 2 hours and finally send us a private car for 4 people and their luggage to another hotel in lower manhattan from central park. Didn't get into our hotel room until 3am and 9 hrs behind the door rest... Asked union what to do and they told us to grief it... No sorry, no compensation NOTHING even if we filed for grievances...Just a sorry lol.
BAD things will happen at every airline... Is this what we really want to bring to Delta?! I thought I was living the dream here for what Delta is offering us. I know that all of you experienced FAs have sat reserve. You know how that feels... You think that new hires like us should not be coddled and pampered and work our way up and pay our dues... What if things are different now and things are changing. We have it so good here at Delta right now hands down so why fix what isn't broken? That's what makes us different from other airlines at this day and age. That's why some of us are happy to come to work and give great service for our customers. I mean I know we cant make everyone happy but we are doing a pretty good darn job trying. Because the difference of happy FAs here.
I know everyone has a different view and opinion on this matter but this is my personal experience and decision to form my vote. But I am a FA and I can easily adapt to changes in life quickly.
Blasphemy!
 
I don't think it's blasphemy so much as the author inaccurately assumes that everything they perceive as "good" at DL will automatically end with representation.

I personally see no reason why people can't (or wouldn't) continue to deliver the superior service we do know.
 
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