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Airline workers told to go Dumpster diving

Seeded on Mon Aug 21, 2006 4:29 AM EDT
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Bankrupt Northwest Airlines advised workers to fish in the trash for things they like or take their dates for a walk in the woods in a move to help workers facing the ax to save money.

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Djehuty

Executives seem to be able to say things with a straight face that would make most people too ashamed - and then go home to their fat paychecks and golden handshakes. Never mind leading from the front :)

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Reply#1 - Mon Aug 21, 2006 8:38 AM EDT
mcgillert

Don't be shy about pulling things you like out of the trash? How demeaning. Not to mention it's a pretty hilarious example of that kind of benign, euphemistic language of the corporate world. What they really were thinking is probably something like, "When your on the streets because we screwed you and are forced to eat food from dumpsters behind restaurants, don't get too down about it."

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Reply#2 - Mon Aug 21, 2006 6:03 PM EDT
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