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08-22-2022, 04:53 PM
#4372
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08-22-2022, 05:08 PM
#4373
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Joined APC: Sep 2021
Posts: 167
Also, I need a new employer.
08-22-2022, 05:18 PM
#4374
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Posts: 35
I guess I’m not young. Old soul definitely.
How does this TA process work exactly given OO has no union? Do pilots still get to/have to vote? Current contract good through EOY? Does that mean that’s the deadline to have a new agreement?
08-22-2022, 05:36 PM
#4375
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Joined APC: Dec 2021
Posts: 212
I hope someone is making the DB Cooper meme on Facebook as we speak.
Serious question. If there was a TA that was reviewed and “voted” on by the whole SAPA crew, but now it’s taken 3 weeks and counting for that to be made into something that the pilot group can see….did the SAPA group actually vote on anything?
To say it another way, how could something be vote-ready for SAPA but need a month of revisions before it can go in front of normal pilots?
I know the condescending SAPA leadership thinks we’re knuckle dragging idiots with “no understanding of how the process works” but they seem to be getting led off the cliff just like the rest of us.
Serious question. If there was a TA that was reviewed and “voted” on by the whole SAPA crew, but now it’s taken 3 weeks and counting for that to be made into something that the pilot group can see….did the SAPA group actually vote on anything?
To say it another way, how could something be vote-ready for SAPA but need a month of revisions before it can go in front of normal pilots?
I know the condescending SAPA leadership thinks we’re knuckle dragging idiots with “no understanding of how the process works” but they seem to be getting led off the cliff just like the rest of us.
08-22-2022, 06:02 PM
#4376
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Joined APC: Apr 2019
Posts: 57
I hope someone is making the DB Cooper meme on Facebook as we speak.
Serious question. If there was a TA that was reviewed and “voted” on by the whole SAPA crew, but now it’s taken 3 weeks and counting for that to be made into something that the pilot group can see….did the SAPA group actually vote on anything?
To say it another way, how could something be vote-ready for SAPA but need a month of revisions before it can go in front of normal pilots?
I know the condescending SAPA leadership thinks we’re knuckle dragging idiots with “no understanding of how the process works” but they seem to be getting led off the cliff just like the rest of us.
Serious question. If there was a TA that was reviewed and “voted” on by the whole SAPA crew, but now it’s taken 3 weeks and counting for that to be made into something that the pilot group can see….did the SAPA group actually vote on anything?
To say it another way, how could something be vote-ready for SAPA but need a month of revisions before it can go in front of normal pilots?
I know the condescending SAPA leadership thinks we’re knuckle dragging idiots with “no understanding of how the process works” but they seem to be getting led off the cliff just like the rest of us.
Is having confidence in SAPA foolish? Probably. But I'd like to believe that they're ironing out legal language and minute details before allowing us to vote on it.
08-22-2022, 06:08 PM
#4378
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Joined APC: Mar 2011
Posts: 403
Paperwork is on TT's desk awaiting a signature I'm sure.
08-22-2022, 06:32 PM
#4379
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Joined APC: Feb 2022
Posts: 449
They did. For someone so angry about the lack of communication, it might behoove you to actually read what is published. The AIP was announced 12 days ago not three weeks ago and laid out a time line of a week for a TA as long as no contractual language needed to be defined more clearly. Guess what they then communicated to us…
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