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7-11-2011 @ 10:59PM
John Bickerstaff said...
as a family member of a united employee, I think it is typically revolting of the administration of United to do something like this after the way they have treated their employees. United over the past ten years has decimated the employees 401s, benefits and kept them underpaid compared to such companies as Continental, their new partener. The United employees deserve better CEO's and leaders. Instead of giving a party for one they should have said thank you and given him a free trip. Shutting down a section of Chicago was way too much
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