United Airlines is asking its pilots to take unpaid time off next month because the carrier is receiving fewer new planes from Boeing than it expected.
"We are offering our pilots voluntary programs for the month of May to reduce excess staffing," a United spokesperson said in a statement to NPR.
"We are offering our pilots voluntary programs for the month of May to reduce excess staffing," a United spokesperson said in a statement to NPR.
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This should always be the go-to solution.
And maybe the CEO can just stay away forever, then everyone else gets raises and profits increase overnight. 🤔
Of all the tone deaf statements...
RIP Trevor Moore
Pay cuts and no multimillion dollar bonuses & severances, would hurt corporate executives more.
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Just give them a vacation!
Why not?
NO we will not accept lower wages. You can go back to your shareholders and tell them their returns will be lower, or executive pay will be lowered.