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So, what's the latest with the 49ers?(Merged).

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Old 2nd Jan 2005, 05:07
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As if the AOA stopped CX giving guys their jobs back! The only people who could give their jobs back were those who took them away unfairly. You can blame the AOA for lots of things but there was, and is, only one side that has the power to sack or employ so lets put that blame squarely where it belongs.
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Old 2nd Jan 2005, 16:22
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"You accurately quoted my 'asinine' support of the actions of the company and then selectively rant over 1 person."
You have un-selectively slandered a whole group of people with the broadest brush possible. I pointed out one case in which you were unabashedly incorrect. I would assume there are others. You admit- "...that some of the 49ers were great guys and ostensibly 'company men'" and yet you say "that most of them had 'issues' with/against CX which had been documented on their P files".

I have given you one example of wrongful termination. There are others. You as much as admit to the same thing.

It is my hope that they will be proven in a Court of Law. These Gentleman deserve their day in Court so that the actions of CX Management will see the light of day.
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Old 2nd Jan 2005, 22:56
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I assume you mean 'randomly', which is of course incorrect but no matter. At the least we agree that the court cases not being stopped and reaching their natural conclusion is a way to end this thing. And BusyB, there were offers made to re-employ the 49ers, with conditions, these offers were rejected by the union.
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Old 3rd Jan 2005, 01:07
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And BusyB, there were offers made to re-employ the 49ers, with conditions, these offers were rejected by the union.

Are you able to confirm that there were offers made by the company.....are you better advised than the general membership?
Because as far as I am aware, If it were true, then the decision must have been made by the GC and maybe the 49 ers themselves to reject the 'offer' without informing the membership.
Worse still not allowing the members to vote on such an important issue. Maybe the GC wanted to fight the company anyway, without regard for the consequences. Which imho has happened.
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Old 3rd Jan 2005, 05:37
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At the risk of rehashing previous threads I would point out CX has always presented offers direct to the pilot force, either through the post or in mailboxes, when the AOA did not agree with them.

The supposed "offer" was never presented to the pilot force by CX and that tells me it didn't exist.
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Old 4th Jan 2005, 07:45
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If CX has such compelling evidence of wrongdoing by these guys, then wouldn't it be to the companys' advantage to show it in open court, rather than fight a series of rearguard actions to prevent the courts in other jurisdictions hearing the cases at all? Ockhams razor seems to apply.....
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Old 5th Jan 2005, 07:50
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I agree H, but it has never been company policy to hang the dirty washing out for all to see. It might come to that and I for one hope that it does. But I doubt it. The company, for whatever reason, want to appease the AOA, to whom, the AOA that is, in the 49er days Hanlons razor was more the norm.
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Old 11th Jan 2005, 07:20
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You have been busy......QL perhaps?

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Not so many posts from you these days, thankfully.

Still enjoying it all no doubt, especially as you are probably now actually flying and your fellow crew members are not so interested in how and when you joined.

Perhaps you should look back at some of your earlier posts, just to remind yourself how you sounded. Try 21.11.02 for starters..........

HKAOA still going, thanks very much.
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