Say what you want but I enjoy a superior standard of living and job security than airline employees...
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*This is a guest post from a friend of Stone Street Advisors who prefers to remain nameless.
the bankruptcy case of American Airlines has aroused much discussion, and
particular concern amongst unions. In fact, there are several recent cases,
such as Kodak and Hostess that are causing similar concerns about the
futures for existing union employees, their pensions and health benefits, as
well as the pensions and benefits of retirees.
Last week, their attorneys, led by Sharon L. Levine of Lowenstein Sandler,
tried to have Judge Sean Lane hear their objection to the retention of Bain
& Company by American Eagle. Ms. Levine said that Bain’s participation
in upcoming labor negotiations ran the risk of “potentially hurting the
process.” Judge Lane dismissed her objections (which were not an actually
permissible basis for an objection to retention in any event) noting that
she wasn’t presenting facts, but her own views.