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Old May 26th 08, 11:13 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/...ess.flight.cnn

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaJJLBlCIYQ

http://exstarefederalservices.com/_wsn/page5.html
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Old May 27th 08, 12:17 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Larry Dighera
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On Mon, 26 May 2008 18:13:14 -0400, ITISALLASCAM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaJJLBlCIYQ


You probably think this parody makes the FAA look bad, but let me
assure you, it makes the union look unprofessional, frivolous, and
imprudent. If this satire is an example of the union's attitude
toward air safety, it is shameful, and it works against garnering
public support.

I've been a member of a labor union for fifty years, and I respect
what can be accomplished by a union dedicated to providing highly
skilled and well trained workers, and the brotherhood a union fosters
among its members. If this video-spoof truly reflects the
controllers' union attitude, it has killed any support I may have once
felt it deserved.

The successful labor union works cooperatively with employers; an
openly hostile and adversarial relationship will not provide the
membership what it seeks. In fact, it makes reaching an acceptable
agreement improbable. Union demands must be reasonable, and provide
win-win solutions to the issues they face.

Thank you for the insight into the insincerity, and sleazy
impertinence of what should be a dedicated and dignified body.

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Old May 27th 08, 04:47 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
ITISALLASCAM
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Larry Dighera wrote:
On Mon, 26 May 2008 18:13:14 -0400, ITISALLASCAM
wrote in :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaJJLBlCIYQ


You probably think this parody makes the FAA look bad, but let me
assure you, it makes the union look unprofessional, frivolous, and
imprudent. If this satire is an example of the union's attitude
toward air safety, it is shameful, and it works against garnering
public support.

I've been a member of a labor union for fifty years, and I respect
what can be accomplished by a union dedicated to providing highly
skilled and well trained workers, and the brotherhood a union fosters
among its members. If this video-spoof truly reflects the
controllers' union attitude, it has killed any support I may have once
felt it deserved.

The successful labor union works cooperatively with employers; an
openly hostile and adversarial relationship will not provide the
membership what it seeks. In fact, it makes reaching an acceptable
agreement improbable. Union demands must be reasonable, and provide
win-win solutions to the issues they face.

Thank you for the insight into the insincerity, and sleazy
impertinence of what should be a dedicated and dignified body.


The "Successful" labor union works "Cooperatively" with
employers?

win-win??

With all due respect it takes "two to tango" or "win-win"

I guess sir you have absolutely no clue of the horrible and
draconian work rules imposed by the FAA on it's core air
safety work force do you?

Before you blame the union, why don't you investigate the
reasons "A single union member" produced this satirical and
abrasive video?

NATCA or PASS did not produce the video. It was produced by
a controller with significant experience and knowledge of
the Failed Aviation Administrations draconian work rules and
mistreatment of their most critical employees

When professional employees are so disgruntled and motivated
they attack their employer the most casual observer should
see there are major problems within the operation of that
employer(FAA).

Think about it
 




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