Even though I supported DLC's letter, I can understand why so many didn't bother. Many are fed up with this passive approach and response for decades. What is the letter really going to achieve? As if it hasn't been done previously with absolutely zero effect. It may give us the warm fuzzy feeling for a little while, but it's always business as usual at CX. Trainers won't resign, and it will be a handful that will protest by calling in sick. I used to think that at some point in my time with CX I would see a full blown industrial showdown, but seeing the lack of response to the recent termination of ARAPA by many, I am now not so sure if that will ever happen. In the end it will be resignations and lack of recruits that will bring about change.