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monster330
21st Dec 2009, 06:03
So when are these twits going to get formally charged with Perjury (Rhodes and Kroutil) and what's happening with the courts going after the other two tossers:ok:

cluin44
22nd Dec 2009, 14:32
Yes it is quite surreal how Swire would let these types "manage" their interests. I wonder if the Swires know how badly these people have trashed their name and those interests? Perhaps they don't care.

N1 Vibes
23rd Dec 2009, 00:44
Surely by now you have worked out how it goes for the 'important people' in HK. A few slapped wrist's and then a cup of tea after.......there, there, that's better!

Humber10
23rd Dec 2009, 02:07
On the news last night, a postal worker got 1 year for stealing mailed goods worth about $2000. Apparently it was not the amount he took but the type of crime he committed. Telling Fibs in court, now that's got to be worth more than stealing a few parcels from the post....
As you say though, they will probably just get their wrists slapped. Another fine example of the justice system.

onprofile
23rd Dec 2009, 02:40
Yes they are a poor lot. perhaps a little "instant karma" is long over due !

hongkongfooey
23rd Dec 2009, 11:04
Yes it is quite surreal how Swire would let these types "manage" their interests. I wonder if the Swires know how badly these people have trashed their name and those interests? Perhaps they don't care.

Does'nt surprise me at all, considering they got where they are from selling drugs back in the day :ouch:

jacobus
23rd Dec 2009, 12:40
Hong Kong phooey..do some research before you spout such bollocks,,the other Hongs', Jard*nes., Hutches*ns, Mathesons' etc. may have been involved in the transactions that you alluded to..the Swire family were relative latecomers to HK, and in true fashion (replicated elsewhere)saw a good thing and moved in on somebody elses' patch..long after the Royal navy had stopped supporting the opium trade by steaming up river and shelling the **** out of whampoa..

N1 Vibes
24th Dec 2009, 01:16
Jacobus,

you need to be careful with your history - I'm guessing you have read pro-Swire book's.....

Butterfield Swire setup in Shanghai in 1866, spreading out to offices all over China, including HKG by 1870 - now here is the part of history that you may not have read or chose to ignore:

"Nevertheless, in spite of this poor showing, in spite of the decrease in opium importation as compared with the balmy days, all is not lost. The Crown Colony of Hongkong still continues to do an active trade. In the Colonial Office List for 1917, on page 218, we read: "Hongkong. Revenue: About one-third of the revenue is derived from the Opium Monopoly."

Of course Swire might not have been involved.....they could have been angelic, sweet little boys or:

of the total export Of 224 chests, 186 went to Shanghai

But no, I'm making insinuations here, I hope it's not upsetting for you Jacobus, or is your heavenly vision of Swire going up in a blue, curling, whisp of opium smoke?

Ho, ho, ho!

N1 Vibes :{

Fenwicksgirl
24th Dec 2009, 02:42
Cha Ching!!

Absolutely Fabulous
24th Dec 2009, 02:45
also bear in mind their nasty business of bottling and selling THE formular (coke).........what a bunch of criminals :ugh:

hongkongfooey
28th Dec 2009, 04:11
Thanks N1, maybe Jackofus is related :E ( or maybe on the Mon-Star chamber )

Drug dealers, bare faced liars, corporate criminals, I don't really mind, take your pick

Abfab :ok:

N1 Vibes
28th Dec 2009, 04:59
Your welcome HKF,

anything to support an ailing 1970's childhood cartoon dog hero! And yes they are bunch of pirates, probably up on the 9th floor right now interviewing Roger the Cabin Boy.....

Brgd's

N1 Vibes

hongkongfooey
28th Dec 2009, 05:24
More likely rogering the cabin boy ;)

gobbledock
28th Dec 2009, 12:11
N1 vibes and hongkongfooey,
Perhaps the activities on the ninth floor is what is keeping The Management quiet of late ? He has been 'recieving' his Xmas bonus ?

quadspeed
29th Dec 2009, 01:49
gobbledock;

You do realize that whoever is behind the character "The Management" is a line pilot, right?

Captain Dart
29th Dec 2009, 03:09
The funny thing at the end of this sentence, called an 'emoticon', says it all: :ugh:. Children, 'The Management' is not really the Management. He is using a thing called 'irony' to show his other pilot friends what their bosses really think of them. There is no need to call 'The Management' nasty names or be cheeky to him. He is really your friend.

The Wraith
30th Dec 2009, 01:41
Jeez, there are some slow people here!!! Can't believe that even had to be pointed out!!!:ugh:

N1 Vibes
30th Dec 2009, 04:27
To be fair I think that Gobbledock's comments merely add to the mystique of The Management.

I suppose next you're going to be telling me that Santa doesn't exist.....

Boo hoo! :{

Captain Dart
30th Dec 2009, 04:57
Yes, on reflection Gobbledock was probably entering into the spirit of irony himself. However I am flabbergasted by the number of posters on this forum who think The Management is really management. A sad indictment on the intelligence of some airline pilots (if indeed these posters actually are).

I must admit the mental picture of someone in management receiving his 'bone'-us on the ninth floor is highly amusing!

iflyplanes
30th Dec 2009, 13:41
I added him to my ignore list ages ago!

simplex
30th Dec 2009, 19:39
Ignore what he says at your peril.

The Management
30th Dec 2009, 21:25
My bonus will speak for itself. Enjoying your 13th month?

How many pilots in the last year have we had take SLS, convert to COS 08 (whether voluntary or involuntary i.e. bases) and all the others that help the company (the list is too long but you know what they are i.e. discretion/Gday callouts.

Pilots are stupid, have short memories, cares for oneself, will work for free or below industry standard, accept lower conditions without contest, plus others that degrade the pilot’s conditions.

I must say you are accurate that even a line pilot can figure it out, but I can’t say we have average line pilots. You keep coming up to the same problem and you think the same solution will work. We call it “STUPIDITY” but you may call it what you like.

The DFO has done a remarkable job and has everyone living in fear i.e. if I don’t take SLS or use discretion, I will not be upgraded or be on the top of the list to get terminated and you are quite right in your assumption.

Please stopping writing ASR’s as this is an internal company process and the DFO manipulates the outcome. Writing ASR’s do not carry any weight as we do what we want, when we want. It is futile. The Corporate Safety Department may voice their concern but in the end nothing will change. How many have written ASR’s about certain flights and has it changed? The DFO manipulates this solely and has nothing but contempt for The Corporate Safety Department. They are but a thorn in his side.

The DFO has a safety net from the CEO when dealing with Corporate Safety as the GMA/Head of Scheduling/Crew Control is protected by the DFO when dealing with interpretations of the AFTL’s, Scheduling matters, etc. Some believe The Corporate Safety Department answers directly to the CEO but now you know how it works.

If you write MOR’s, in the long run, it is still futile. When working with the CAD we will have to make changes but only for a few months and then revert back to our old operations, if the CAD demand we change (we have a special relationship). Remember, pilots have short memories and it will take months of ASR’s (see above) and if the MOR’s return, we will make changes only for a couple of months if change is demanded.

Over the years the DFO has managed to keep salaries status quo, reduce the conditions of service (i.e. bypass pay) of all pilots, increased productivity by 40% through integrated patterns, over manning bases, interpretations of the AFTL’s (i.e. 16.3), rostering duties within 5 minutes of the duty AFTL limit (all pilots are expected to use discretion), intimate pilots into taking SLS, etc.

Each morning the DFO calls a meeting with all the Chief Pilots to oversee the previous days delays. If the Crew on any of the delayed flights is seen not acting in the best interest of the Company, the DFO will ask the respective Chief Pilot to discuss the situation with the crew involved. The part in Volume 1 where “the Captain’s decision on discretion will be unquestioned and final” is not necessarily true. The DFO’s belief is; you will be questioned, it is our right and if you stranded 300-400 passengers we what to know why. We don’t care if you are fatigued. Complete the flight and write an ASR (see above).

Fatigue:

In the long term the DFO does not actually care. He has given the scheduling department the protection to roster all pilots to the maximum hours possible regardless of base. You will see London based pilots operating early morning Manila’s to increase their productivity. We don’t care about physiological rostering and we treat the AFTL’s with impunity. Write an ASR (see above). Did it help?

It is all about being productive and when the pilots are productive, we make money. When we make money, we get a bonus. The DFO receives an immense bonus to do what he does, regardless of safety. We like mottos but Management rarely stick by them; they are there for non-management employees. Safety First is one such motto.

The DFO and the Industrial Manager will never be tried for perjury so keep dreaming. The transcripts, past and present, speak for themselves. The DFO is confident and has the support of his family. They are quite proud of what the DFO has done to the 49ers, having a link in the tragic death of two, in the name of business. He still holds his head high when walking the street. He still sleeps well at night and he wants to put this behind him. You can do the same.

Appeal, of course we will appeal. It is not about being right or wrong, it is about the balance of control. We unequivocally cannot have the balance of power/control lean towards the employee group; we must maintain that control/fear over our employees. If it costs money, so be it. A mere $60-70 million, which took 8-9 years to collect, is a pittance to our group. Just like the cargo fiasco and no one is accountable. In the long run we have made more money. The $60-70 million is worth every penny when it comes to control/fear/power and unconcerned if we have to do it again. We will do it differently next time and yes we are making a list.

Thanks for helping out and voluntarily taking SLS, that money will help with the appeal accounts and yes you will do it again if asked. Some may whine at first but with a couple of direct emails or phone calls will have most signing up for new SLS. It works.

To My Bonus.


Happy New Year


The Management

gobbledock
30th Dec 2009, 22:13
Absolute gold !
For those who think I do not understand The Management, shame on you.To Your Corner !
For those who were smart enough to see that I was playing 'the game' and have dragged a long overdue yet highly anticipated comment from The Management,thank you.To Your Intelligence !
As for The Management,-To Your Ninth Floor For Round Two !