BABABOOY said:
And some wonder why there is a low participant rate on this site.....
The maturity level is astounding.
Again, if all you do is troll the WCDFA face book page and believe everything you read, then maybe you
should get out in the real world get some fresh air and meet some real people. From your postings
i'm convinced you don't even know anyone at Delta, or at least any Delta Flight Attendants.
BTW, way to go trying to convince us that we need representation. You are one of many great examples as to why
many of us say NO to inviting a THIRD PARTY in. The Union supporters are bending over backwards trying to explain
that the Union is not a third party, however you prove them wrong with every post you make.
I don't want you, or any of your outside cronies trying to tell me or my fellow f/a's whats best for us.
We GOT THIS...We voted NO three times and if need be, a fourth.
But PLEASE KEEP POSTING, your childish rants are comical and again, quite convincing as to why we don't need your
drama laden, outsider pot sitriring trouble causing, childish behavior, incoherient rhetoric anywhere near us.
Good points.
Unions were very important when they acted like Unions.
They don't act that way anymore.
The NWA strike opened my eyes about 'Union Solidarity', there is none?
JMHO, industrial unions are the worst. Once you sign on to an Industrial Union, the 'International' owns your contract, not you.
Strength in numbers doesn't mean sh11t if everyone has 'no sympathy strike' and 'must cross' clauses in their contract.
Really, what's the point?
When Reagan fired the Air Traffic Controllers, where was the outrage and union support?
NADA!
The NWA IAM could have honored the AMFA strike and not cross the picket line, but chose not to because of their hatred of AMFA as a 'raider' of IAM.
Industrial Union actions have left a very bad taste in my mouth, and yes, I believe that Unions brought most of the employee protection laws that we enjoy today.
But their myopic, self-serving actions have negated any benefit.
IMHO, unions have to move into this century. Have to be dynamic and understand what the dynamics are.
Scope clauses appear great but when it hinders dynamic flexibility to market forces, it's a company killer.
Unions should not be able to hinder a company’s flexibility to adjust to market forces.
From most of the workers perspective that I have seen is that they want the ‘union’ to protect them without involvement for any time and/or effort (other than dues) from them. No social involvement, no personal ‘skin in the game. Cannot walk picket lines, attend meetings, pass out flyers or even talk to coworkers.
IMHO, unions have to wait to be dissolved and workers go back to working 80 hour work weeks for half pay, no benefits until people wake up again.
JMHO,
B) xUT
P.S. I was an AMFA proponent/Shop Rep, walked the IAM Eastern Picket line and NWA Picket Line.