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Article #1509MOBILE AEROSPACE ALERT
From: rotal
Date: Fri, 28 Feb 1997 00:00
Date: Fri, 28 Feb 1997 00:00
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Mobile Aerospace alert, If you are a temporary worker, engineering contractor, contractor, and/or an aviation worker, such as sheetmetal, A&P mechanic, aircraft electrician, avionics, etc.. Take notice. You do not want to work at Mobile Aerospace & Engineering of Mobile Alabama. I do not want anyone else to experience what I went through. I have thirty years experience in the aviation electronics and electrical installations, of military and commercial airplanes, and have never had any problems in working in my field. Recently I was hired by a reputable contracting company, who knew very well that I was qualified in my professional field, and was asked to go to Mobile Aerospace and Engineering company of Mobile Alabama to do electronic and electrical installation upgrades on commercial aircraft. When I got to Mobile Aerospace and Engineering Company I was given a series of phony intimidating verbal tests by a short squatty, bad breathed, dark haired avionics dayshift supervisor, and these tests did very little or had nothing to do with my work. I was not told beforehand that I would be tested and was not prepared for these intimidating verbal tests. I am not an engineer I am an avionics installer. This short fat squatty darkhaired dayshift supervisor who appeared to be in his late twenties or early thirties proceeded on with these intimidating verbal tests amongst a group of other people who were about the same age, and they harped on the things I didn�t know. This bad breathed supervisor then told me I was not what they were looking for because I had not specialized in avionics tests. I told him that I was hired as an installer, not a tester. He then proceeded to tell me I was not what they were looking for. I honestly believe the reason they broke their contract with me was because I was over forty years of age, and didn�t fit the youthful image of their corporation, therefore I was told I was not qualified for the job. I had driven from Dallas Texas to Mobile Alabama at my own expense, so you can understand how I feel after having to pay for motels etc... Later I found out from other contractors and temporaries that Mobile Aerospace & Engineering Comjpany have been doing this to many contractors for a long time. I also found out that they have a man who does the hiring and his name is �Hiram Walker,� they say that he has earned the name of �Hire-em-fire-em-Walker.� I heard he fired one engineering contractor just for the reason that he did not support the same local sports team that he did. This company Mobile Aerospace engineering, is a company owned by a Singapore company. I don�t know if the parent company in Singapore is aware of this white trash in Mobile Alabama that is running their company. It is giving the industrious people of Singapore, and the State of Alabama a bad name. Most people from Alabama are very friendly people, and honest but they do have some white trash and I think it is all in the management of Mobile Aerospace and Engineering. Also this Mobile Aerospace Engineering Company is located on an old military base and of course you know that they have all the tax advantages, such as low lease costs, or no lease costs. Please pass this along to others. DO NOT WORK AT MOBILE AEROSPACE & ENGINEERING COMPANY OF MOBILE, ALABAMA Thank you. Taylor.
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII X-Google-Thread: faf46,881f710ec76e22c4 X-Google-Attributes: gidfaf46,public From: rotal@worldnet.att.net Subject: MOBILE AEROSPACE ALERT Date: 1997/02/28 Message-ID: <5f5ntq$ard@mtinsc05.worldnet.att.net> X-Deja-AN: 221994253 Organization: Widgets, Inc. Newsgroups: ak.admin