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Not back to the steel mills. Back to forcing this company to adhere to the contracts they negotiated. Baker did what he thought was right. Unfortunately, he promised we would have a vote on the pension issue NO MATTER WHAT THREAT was issued by management. That did not happen.
The MEC is about to melt down because of the heat of the pilots that are fed up with the threats of management and the capitulation of the MEC. Recalls will be forthcoming at each base. Seigel will be forced to do his job within the confines of his negotiated contracts. If he cannot, he will be replaced. The BOD is NOT made up of his cronies. He is going to have to perform and we are going to make certain he does. Or he will go the same route as the MEC.
Baker is a nice guy. So are most guys on the MEC. Seigel is not a nice guy. We are finished giving. It is time for him to put up or get out. The new MEC will not be intimidated by threats and doom and gloom. If this airline cannot make money based on what we and the rest of the employees have given then we need a management that can work with the tools Seigel has negotiated. There is nothing Baker, or this MEC, can do to convince Seigel they have any backbone or will stand up to his threats. So they are gone.
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