USAirways Employees call for Executive Ousters

From the Washington Post

US Airways pilots called on the board of directors to remove the airline's
chief executive and chief financial officer, in a sign of mounting labor
tensions sparked by the company's renewed demand for cost cuts. The call to
oust chief executive David N. Siegel and Chief Financial Officer Neal Cohen
follows a similar demand from the machinists union last month after the
executives told employees additional concessions were needed for the airline
to compete against low-cost carriers such as Southwest, which are steadily
expanding in the Northeast, where US Airways Group Inc. is dominant.
Employees balked, saying they already agreed to more than $1.2 billion in
concessions during the airline's bankruptcy. The carrier emerged from seven
months of bankruptcy reorganization in March.