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06-28-2022, 11:08 AM
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This is a great question seen on another forum:
UALPA Reps, ALPA Legal, and the MEC Leaders,
The T/A established the fact the excess CAL LTD money can be released. Not sure why it is tied to the T/A. Unless our rightfully owned money is being held hostage to this T/A but here’s a simple question for you all.
Regardless of the outcome of this T/A, I would assume the dispersement of the CAL LTD has been deemed appropriate and legal so therefore if T/A fails those monies will be rightfully dispersed accordingly at some point in the near future and if not why is that? IOW, why is it tied to a contract and not just dispersed if it’s in fact our money to be received back and that’s been approved? If it won’t be refunded on a failed T/A what grounds does ALPA or UALPA or the company have to keep holding our money?
If you can’t provide the answer to this maybe a lawyer can in a DFR lawsuit.
UALPA Reps, ALPA Legal, and the MEC Leaders,
The T/A established the fact the excess CAL LTD money can be released. Not sure why it is tied to the T/A. Unless our rightfully owned money is being held hostage to this T/A but here’s a simple question for you all.
Regardless of the outcome of this T/A, I would assume the dispersement of the CAL LTD has been deemed appropriate and legal so therefore if T/A fails those monies will be rightfully dispersed accordingly at some point in the near future and if not why is that? IOW, why is it tied to a contract and not just dispersed if it’s in fact our money to be received back and that’s been approved? If it won’t be refunded on a failed T/A what grounds does ALPA or UALPA or the company have to keep holding our money?
If you can’t provide the answer to this maybe a lawyer can in a DFR lawsuit.
06-28-2022, 02:57 PM
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And if it can't be refunded after a failed TA, then it's not their money, and the majority's negotiating capital has been spent on a payday for a select few. If this isn't paid out after the TA fails, the DNR applies to all.
06-29-2022, 03:57 AM
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I’m just curious at how much is owed on average to each pilot affected?
06-29-2022, 06:44 AM
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06-29-2022, 07:59 AM
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06-29-2022, 12:24 PM
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My question to the reps is gonna be simple. When was the determination made by ALPA or United legal or a combination of the two that this money could be returned cause if I find out they held our money to tie it up to put into a T/A it might be time to seek legal action. I don’t take kindly to people holding what is mine without asking.
06-29-2022, 05:22 PM
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My question to the reps is gonna be simple. When was the determination made by ALPA or United legal or a combination of the two that this money could be returned cause if I find out they held our money to tie it up to put into a T/A it might be time to seek legal action. I don’t take kindly to people holding what is mine without asking.
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