NATCA Going Down in Flames

"Jay Honeck" wrote:


If the FAA can't even dictate a ban on flip flops in the workplace
without generating a union uproar (and open insubordination), the FAA
is irretrievably broken and *should* be privatized. What a shame it's
come to this.

Or the union has outlived its usefullness.

Ron Lee

"Ron Lee" wrote in message
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"Jay Honeck" wrote:


If the FAA can't even dictate a ban on flip flops in the workplace
without generating a union uproar (and open insubordination), the FAA
is irretrievably broken and *should* be privatized. What a shame it's
come to this.

Or the union has outlived its usefullness.

Assuming, of course, it was useful to begin with.

Don't think so.

Assuming, of course, it was useful to begin with.
Don't think so.

I suspect the sweat shop employees in the early part of the 1900s would
disagree. But it doesn't matter, we have what we have now.

Jose
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Jose wrote:

I suspect the sweat shop employees in the early part of the 1900s would
disagree. But it doesn't matter, we have what we have now.


I assumed "it" referred to NATCA.

I assumed "it" referred to NATCA.

I assumed "it" referred to unions in general.

Jose
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Ron Lee wrote:

Or the union has outlived its usefullness.


I never found it to be useful. More of a detriment, actually.