Thursday, October 28, 2021

SW Airlines Chairman Gary Kelly’s Actions Show that Maybe He Doesn’t Care about Southwest’s Reputation after All

By A Texas Reader
Thu, Oct 28, 2021 12:27 p.m.

But lately, Kelly's actions show that maybe he doesn't care about Southwest's reputation after all. Kelly mandated that all his employees get the COVID-19 vaccine as a matter of employment. Clearly, this was not a popular move amongst his employees, whi

 
ATR: He's a rich prick who drives a Bugatti around Dallas.
 
 
UT has the number 1 undergraduate accounting program in the country.



4 comments:

eahilf said...

UT has the number 1 undergraduate accounting program in the country.

LOL, it's bookkeeping -- what is the ranking based upon? -- doing cutting edge research in bookkeeping?

Fucking hell man, that's nuts.

Anonymous said...

WHAT TIME IS IT?

It's time to get fully vaccinated."
--President Brandon

"It's time to do your job."
-DeBlasio to sanitation workers,not picking up trash.

It's time to kick these f**kheads out of office--physically."
--Grand Rapids Anonymous

--GRA

Anonymous said...

450 Gs APIECE FOR ILLEGAL MEX --AS BIDEN CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO SETTLE ACLU LAWSUIT

The Biden administration is mulling a plan to offer immigrant families separated during the Trump administration $450,000 per person in compensation, according to the Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter.



The payments - part of an inter-agency solution to several lawsuits filed on behalf of separated parents and children claiming lasting psychological trauma could amount to nearly $1 million per family, though 'the final numbers could shift,'


According to sources, most of the families crossing into the US from Mexico included one parent and one child. Depending on circumstances, many families could get smaller payouts.

The American Civil Liberties Union, which represents families in one of the lawsuits, has identified about 5,500 children separated at the border over the course of the Trump administration, citing figures provided to it by the government. The number of families eligible under the potential settlement is expected to be smaller, the people said, as government officials aren’t sure how many will come forward. Around 940 claims have so far been filed by the families, the people said. -WSJ

In total, the potential payout could reach $1 billion or more.

GRA:Makes not one damn bit of sense--if you're not a commie traitor.

--GRA

Anonymous said...

No, what is nuts is expecting a "bookkeeper" to run one of the world's biggest airlnes.