We, the members of the IAM union for NWA and Delta airlines wish to convey our feelings and wishes to vote now. It seems the IAM has forgotten who they work for, and at times, they seem to be against the employees that employ them. By signing this petition, all you are saying is you wish to vote NOW. Not 6 months from now. In no way, shape or form does this say we do or don't want a union, it simply says " IAM, we want to vote on it now"
Listen to your constituents and their wishes.
The feedback from the floor shows that everyone is tired of waiting for a timeline that ignores our needs. Call your district representative today and demand they recognize our request for an immediate vote. We have to keep the pressure on until they stop dodging our calls.
May 1, 2009
The momentum is building and it proves we are tired of waiting for our basic rights. Text three coworkers the link right now to keep this pressure on the union leadership. We need to show them that our demand to vote cannot be ignored any longer.
Reached 100 supporters
May 1, 2009
6 Comments
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David Newman
17 years ago
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Been waiting way too long for this. Just put it to a vote already.
M
Mike Singh
17 years ago
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Stalling is just making everyone more frustrated. We need a vote immediately.
K
Karen Abadi
17 years ago
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This delay is ridiculous. Give us the vote we asked for.
B
Brian Owens
17 years ago
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Enough waiting around. We deserve a fair shot at a vote right now.
J
Jason Young
17 years ago
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WAY PAST TIME TO VOTE. Stop ignoring the people paying your salaries IAM.
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Sarah Holmes
17 years ago
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The union works for us not the other way around. Let us have our say.
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We, the members of the IAM union for NWA and Delta airlines wish to convey our feelings and wishes to vote now. It seems the IAM has forgotten who they work for, and at times, they seem to be against the employees that employ them. By signing this petition, all you are saying is you wish to vote NOW. Not 6 months from now. In no way, shape or form does this say we do or don't want a union, it simply says " IAM, we want to vote on it now"
Listen to your constituents and their wishes.
The feedback from the floor shows that everyone is tired of waiting for a timeline that ignores our needs. Call your district representative today and demand they recognize our request for an immediate vote. We have to keep the pressure on until they stop dodging our calls.
May 1, 2009
The momentum is building and it proves we are tired of waiting for our basic rights. Text three coworkers the link right now to keep this pressure on the union leadership. We need to show them that our demand to vote cannot be ignored any longer.
Reached 100 supporters
May 1, 2009
6 Comments
D
David Newman
17 years ago
Featured
Been waiting way too long for this. Just put it to a vote already.
M
Mike Singh
17 years ago
Featured
Stalling is just making everyone more frustrated. We need a vote immediately.
K
Karen Abadi
17 years ago
Featured
This delay is ridiculous. Give us the vote we asked for.
B
Brian Owens
17 years ago
Featured
Enough waiting around. We deserve a fair shot at a vote right now.
J
Jason Young
17 years ago
Featured
WAY PAST TIME TO VOTE. Stop ignoring the people paying your salaries IAM.
S
Sarah Holmes
17 years ago
Featured
The union works for us not the other way around. Let us have our say.
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Been waiting way too long for this. Just put it to a vote already.