Usapa update 1/17 RE: arbitration
#74
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2016 plus 3 years means 2019 till the PHX castaways see the rescue vessel.
#75
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The 824 flows didn't obtain AA seniority prior to their starting class at AA, so I don't see how that would be an issue. All of them were hired post merger as well.
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Apples and Oranges. I suppose the ex-TWA pilots could say the same thing. Desired career expectations are not the same as actual career expectations. One is hypothetical and the other is based on reality. The reality is that at the time of merger, there were 3 sets of pilot groups each with a reasonably quantifiable career expectation based on their carriers pre-merger situation and thus THEIR pre-merger expectations. For example, at merger minus one day, what were America West pilots REALISTIC International Group IV expectations ?
That is one of the aspects of the SLI the arbitrators will have to evaluate.
That is one of the aspects of the SLI the arbitrators will have to evaluate.
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A. Slot AA pilot X (flowthru or furloughee) below U 3rd lister Y and essentially penalize all those junior at AA (the sinking tide swamps all AA boats junior as the pre-merger AA list will not be reordered) or B. Slot AA pilot X (flowthru or furloughee) above U 3rd lister Y and essentially benefit all those junior at AA (the rising tide assists all AA boats junior as the pre-merger AA list will not be reordered). Clearly, the U 3rd listers want the former and junior AA pilots, the latter. It's quite possible you'll see various blocks of pilots wedged in where BOTH of these occur depending on ones seniority and it will be the luck of the draw.
In my case, it's possible I could end up junior to a U 3rd lister whose DOH is after my occupational seniority date (AA version of DOH for seniority) and be senior to a more junior U 3rd lister whose DOH is senior to the date I began training at AA. There was well over a decade between the time I obtained my AA occupational seniority and the date I began training.
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#78
Having been here for 2 years, I'm ok with AA furloughs going above me. It is the 3rd listers who have been here for 5-6 years that are arguing for AA furloughs with less than 2 years active employment to go below them.
Not all 3rd listers are created equal, don't group us all together (in this case).
Not all 3rd listers are created equal, don't group us all together (in this case).
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Apples and Oranges. I suppose the ex-TWA pilots could say the same thing. Desired career expectations are not the same as actual career expectations. One is hypothetical and the other is based on reality. The reality is that at the time of merger, there were 3 sets of pilot groups each with a reasonably quantifiable career expectation based on their carriers pre-merger situation and thus THEIR pre-merger expectations. For example, at merger minus one day, what were America West pilots REALISTIC International Group IV expectations ?
That is one of the aspects of the SLI the arbitrators will have to evaluate.
That is one of the aspects of the SLI the arbitrators will have to evaluate.
#80
I hope you aren't grouping someone who was furloughed for 10 years with an Eagle flow that just stepped on property.
Having been here for 2 years, I'm ok with AA furloughs going above me. It is the 3rd listers who have been here for 5-6 years that are arguing for AA furloughs with less than 2 years active service to go below them.
Not all 3rd listers are created equal, don't group us all together (in this case); although I know it is easy to.
Having been here for 2 years, I'm ok with AA furloughs going above me. It is the 3rd listers who have been here for 5-6 years that are arguing for AA furloughs with less than 2 years active service to go below them.
Not all 3rd listers are created equal, don't group us all together (in this case); although I know it is easy to.
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