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I didn't say I back their actions. I've just said I understand them. You would have done the exact same thing if you had been stapled. Anyone would. They are trying to staple you with DOH now as some sort of power play/punishment...and that will also never happen.
I fault your attorneys who are telling you that you have a DFR case. That's just wrong. I hope that all 3 lists are brought before the arbitrator and that he is wise enough not to penalize any side for furloughs.
Carl
I fault your attorneys who are telling you that you have a DFR case. That's just wrong. I hope that all 3 lists are brought before the arbitrator and that he is wise enough not to penalize any side for furloughs.
Carl
#414
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You understand that w already won a jury trial right? Do you also understand that judge Silver says usapa must have a legitimate union purpose to not use the Nic? Think about that last one, we just voted in a new contract (or a guaranteed process to one if you prefer), what legitimate reason would usapa have to take the Nic from the west to benefit the east?
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Yes I do. And I'm sure you understand that you have been (thus far) successfully and legally kept from operating under what your jury trial said you were entitled to. Two separate lists is your current status quo.
That's not what I remember reading. I remember reading Silver saying that USAPA could choose not to implement Nic if it was for a legitimate union purpose. USAPA will undoubtedly argue that they did just that with the agreement they forged with everyone (including west pilot leadership). An agreement that garnered 95% YES votes from west pilots.
There might also be some east pilots who benefit more from the Nic than what might happen from 3 lists being brought to the arbitrator. But since the Nic has never been implemented, those east pilots would have the same hard time that you will in proving harm with respect to your current status quo.
Carl
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Yes I do. And I'm sure you understand that you have been (thus far) successfully and legally kept from operating under what your jury trial said you were entitled to. Two separate lists is your current status quo.
That's not what I remember reading. I remember reading Silver saying that USAPA could choose not to implement Nic if it was for a legitimate union purpose. USAPA will undoubtedly argue that they did just that with the agreement they forged with everyone (including west pilot leadership). An agreement that garnered 95% YES votes from west pilots.
There might also be some east pilots who benefit more from the Nic than what might happen from 3 lists being brought to the arbitrator. But since the Nic has never been implemented, those east pilots would have the same hard time that you will in proving harm with respect to your current status quo.
Carl
That's not what I remember reading. I remember reading Silver saying that USAPA could choose not to implement Nic if it was for a legitimate union purpose. USAPA will undoubtedly argue that they did just that with the agreement they forged with everyone (including west pilot leadership). An agreement that garnered 95% YES votes from west pilots.
There might also be some east pilots who benefit more from the Nic than what might happen from 3 lists being brought to the arbitrator. But since the Nic has never been implemented, those east pilots would have the same hard time that you will in proving harm with respect to your current status quo.
Carl
From Silver:
The primary focus of the parties’ summary judgment filings is whether the Transition
5 Agreement is “binding” on USAPA. According to USAPA, it is “not ‘contractually’ bound
6 by any of ALPA’s agreements,” including the Transition Agreement. (Doc. 160 at 10). But
7 the West Pilots, as well as US Airways, cite a variety of authority supporting the position that
8 the “decertification of ALPA and the certification of USAPA did not change the binding
9 nature of the Transition Agreement.” (Doc. 164 at 7). The West Pilots and US Airways are
10 correct.
5 Agreement is “binding” on USAPA. According to USAPA, it is “not ‘contractually’ bound
6 by any of ALPA’s agreements,” including the Transition Agreement. (Doc. 160 at 10). But
7 the West Pilots, as well as US Airways, cite a variety of authority supporting the position that
8 the “decertification of ALPA and the certification of USAPA did not change the binding
9 nature of the Transition Agreement.” (Doc. 164 at 7). The West Pilots and US Airways are
10 correct.
Last edited by cactiboss; 03-09-2013 at 08:08 PM.
#420
This (AA/USA/AW) SLI is going to blow chunks... I was rooting for it, the merger in general, to get rid of ToHo, and because it did make financial sense. But it is obvious we are going to spend all our money on lawyers in the next 5 to 10 years.
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