Goodwin Gone
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crank: appreciate your comment. But wouldn't you agree that it is still important for the long-term viability of the company to have revenue (paid by PAX) to exceed expenses (salaries of pilots, FA's, machinists, reservationists, ramp workers; fuel; debt, etc). This would seem to be the case, even if the employees respected and supported the CEO.
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#32
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Here is another link with information on the resignation:
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/ap/2001...n_resigns.html
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/ap/2001...n_resigns.html
#33
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by beaubo:
I'm sorry to have apparently posted erroneous info. Not my normal MO. I even have the MP Sups name, but to avoid another slumgoddess scenario, I'm going to stay quiet. Suffice to sday, she was a 35 yr. veteran of UA/MP and seemed to be quite credible.
Didn't mean to confuse y'all with a false alarm from what I thought was a reliable first hand source.</font>
I'm sorry to have apparently posted erroneous info. Not my normal MO. I even have the MP Sups name, but to avoid another slumgoddess scenario, I'm going to stay quiet. Suffice to sday, she was a 35 yr. veteran of UA/MP and seemed to be quite credible.
Didn't mean to confuse y'all with a false alarm from what I thought was a reliable first hand source.</font>
It's true. You were quite correct!
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/Forum50/HTML/008571.html
#34
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This is good news indeed! Koko's prayers have been answered! Now lets hope the new fellow on the block gets things back on the right track.
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Aparently Goodwin has been "clearing out his desk" since last Tuesday....
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#36
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A little OMNI here but since I knew everyone at the STIFFS dinner last night, I now get to guess who snake is. Hmmmm, anyone want to guess?
And yes, you are right, Koko was the major partier last night. There wasn't a Koko sighting this morning.
And yes, you are right, Koko was the major partier last night. There wasn't a Koko sighting this morning.
#37
Join Date: Dec 2000
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The last thing United needs now is neutron Jack. Let's just hope the caretaker can get revenue and expense matched up.
btw....do you think it's too early to send him an e-mail about United Connection???????????????????????
btw....do you think it's too early to send him an e-mail about United Connection???????????????????????
#38
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by FullFare:
crank: wouldn't you agree that it is still important for the long-term viability of the company to have revenue (paid by PAX) to exceed expenses (salaries of pilots, FA's, machinists, reservationists, ramp workers; fuel; debt, etc). </font>
crank: wouldn't you agree that it is still important for the long-term viability of the company to have revenue (paid by PAX) to exceed expenses (salaries of pilots, FA's, machinists, reservationists, ramp workers; fuel; debt, etc). </font>
[This message has been edited by crankyusi (edited 10-28-2001).]
#39
Join Date: Oct 2001
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re: Author Topic: Goodwin Gone
beaubo
You were right, beaubo. Good reporting! Thank you.
(Weyerhauser. didn't they make Irons? So uniforms will be well-pressed? and he was on the BOD overseeing Goodwin... hopefully one of the doubters)
beaubo
You were right, beaubo. Good reporting! Thank you.
(Weyerhauser. didn't they make Irons? So uniforms will be well-pressed? and he was on the BOD overseeing Goodwin... hopefully one of the doubters)
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by crankyusi:
Implementing the cost-saving techniques may take some time but when the employees are eager to please the boss and the customer, the long-term goals are more readily attainable. </font>
Implementing the cost-saving techniques may take some time but when the employees are eager to please the boss and the customer, the long-term goals are more readily attainable. </font>

