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12-23-2016, 10:27 AM
#94
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Which is pubic, anybody can read and stuff like what you posted makes us look like a bunch of irresponsible, mouthy, in your face, frat boys.
Slow down and think for 2 seconds before posting. That's all I'm asking.
Slow down and think for 2 seconds before posting. That's all I'm asking.
12-23-2016, 12:58 PM
#95
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It is this kind of chest pounding that makes rank and file pilots roll their eyes at the union sometimes. Just as a disclaimer for the eager beavers on here, I'm glad the union is strong and wants to pursue our interests, I just don't feel like there is in issue here with the company not complying with the agreement
On the flip slide there is less than zero for recovery of the L -CAL LTD over payments, which helps explain why ALPA isn't pursuing it. If successful, they would actually loose money.
12-23-2016, 03:38 PM
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Step back and take the wider view, on this and similar issues. There is a pretty nice chunk of change at stake for ALPA in dues collected.
On the flip slide there is less than zero for recovery of the L -CAL LTD over payments, which helps explain why ALPA isn't pursuing it. If successful, they would actually loose money.
On the flip slide there is less than zero for recovery of the L -CAL LTD over payments, which helps explain why ALPA isn't pursuing it. If successful, they would actually loose money.
12-23-2016, 04:18 PM
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What is amazing is the fact that in this case the union effectively said" oh, okay whatever you say, is okay with us,". And when you wonder why they laid down in this case where the pilots are owed millions, when they are usually so aggressive, see my comment in previous post.
12-23-2016, 04:45 PM
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Remind us when the company said they would "consider it" again? Sometime after many of us may be dead from old age.
What is amazing is the fact that in this case the union effectively said" oh, okay whatever you say, is okay with us,". And when you wonder why they laid down in this case where the pilots are owed millions, when they are usually so aggressive, see my comment in previous post.
What is amazing is the fact that in this case the union effectively said" oh, okay whatever you say, is okay with us,". And when you wonder why they laid down in this case where the pilots are owed millions, when they are usually so aggressive, see my comment in previous post.
12-23-2016, 06:29 PM
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What would I like? How about a presidential grievance, like they do every time a group of pilots is owed money, where the union expects to collect dues for, instead of tucking tail and folding their tents. I realize they have already collected dues on the money paid on these premiums years ago, but it is the right thing to do.
I'm guessing you aren't owed any money from this.
12-23-2016, 06:38 PM
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The language pertaining to it? Don't know what language you are referring to specifically, but I do know the company acknowledged there were over payments on premiums, but decided not to refund them. ( No one is forcing them).
What would I like? How about a presidential grievance, like they do every time a group of pilots is owed money, where the union expects to collect dues for, instead of tucking tail and folding their tents. I realize they have already collected dues on the money paid on these premiums years ago, but it is the right thing to do.
I'm guessing you aren't owed any money from this.
What would I like? How about a presidential grievance, like they do every time a group of pilots is owed money, where the union expects to collect dues for, instead of tucking tail and folding their tents. I realize they have already collected dues on the money paid on these premiums years ago, but it is the right thing to do.
I'm guessing you aren't owed any money from this.
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