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<blockquote data-quote="MrFedEx" data-source="post: 907982" data-attributes="member: 12508"><p>Your point about management making these agreements is a very good one. Why not hold them accountable for failures instead of the hourly workers? The average American Airlines worker will get hosed, and the top executives will get big bonuses for successfully creating a crisis that requires the renegotiation of existing contracts. The <em>executives</em> decided to expand into marginal territories and invest in small jets and turboprops that would service these markets and feed the main AA system. I'll bet that a lot of their liabilities are to the aircraft companies that built them. AA is only interested in their core system these days because the profits are to be made flying larger jets with fewer empty seats. Again, that was a <em>management </em>decision that the hourlies are going to have to pay off the hard way.</p><p></p><p>When Fred S pulled-off the pension scam (killing it) at FedEx, my guess would be that the top execs who suggested doing it and then successfuly jammed it down our throats were also generously rewarded.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrFedEx, post: 907982, member: 12508"] Your point about management making these agreements is a very good one. Why not hold them accountable for failures instead of the hourly workers? The average American Airlines worker will get hosed, and the top executives will get big bonuses for successfully creating a crisis that requires the renegotiation of existing contracts. The [I]executives[/I] decided to expand into marginal territories and invest in small jets and turboprops that would service these markets and feed the main AA system. I'll bet that a lot of their liabilities are to the aircraft companies that built them. AA is only interested in their core system these days because the profits are to be made flying larger jets with fewer empty seats. Again, that was a [I]management [/I]decision that the hourlies are going to have to pay off the hard way. When Fred S pulled-off the pension scam (killing it) at FedEx, my guess would be that the top execs who suggested doing it and then successfuly jammed it down our throats were also generously rewarded. [/QUOTE]
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