How long for a contract?
#172
A strike vote early in the process may rally the pilots but it will have no teeth and be a wasted opportunity IMO anyways.
No way around it - this is going to take awhile unfortunately.
#173
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I get the feeling - I truly do but a mediator won’t touch a negotiation until the remaining items can be counted on one hand.
A strike vote early in the process may rally the pilots but it will have no teeth and be a wasted opportunity IMO anyways.
No way around it - this is going to take awhile unfortunately.
A strike vote early in the process may rally the pilots but it will have no teeth and be a wasted opportunity IMO anyways.
No way around it - this is going to take awhile unfortunately.
well….. if the company will NOT discuss anything (“any discussion will not achieve progress”) and continues to ask for concessions then ??????
#175
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#176
You guys JUST passed openers……it’s going to be awhile.
#177
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No contract, no union, company can increase or decrease at any time, so keep that in mind.
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“ While the company is engaging to a limited degree in lower-level areas, their willingness to meaningfully bargain over the cornerstone issues important to Frontier pilots has been absent. Based on the company’s lack of commitment to this point, it is hard to see how a contract can be completed in a timely manner.”
So, what does this mean exactly? Does it mean don’t expect anything in the new contract? Does it mean don’t expect a new contract? Why so cryptic?
So, what does this mean exactly? Does it mean don’t expect anything in the new contract? Does it mean don’t expect a new contract? Why so cryptic?
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