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CJC Contract Negotiations Scheduled to Begin September 23
Our first bargaining session with management will be September 23-25. This is the first of what will become monthly sessions for our Negotiating Committee to sit down with management and negotiate our first contract.

The Negotiating CommitteeCaptain Barry Nomann (IAH), Captain Richard Jurkiewicz (EWR), and First Officer Nathan Hillard (EWR)have the MEC’s FULL support. If you see them in the crewroom, on the crew bus, or are swapping airplanes with them, wish them the best of luck! They have spent the past few months training and preparing to bargain for the benefit of all Colgan pilots. Your participation in the web survey earlier this summer was invaluable to their work. They have the pulse of the pilot group and will make those concerns known to management at the table. Our Negotiating Committee speaks for us!
 
Good luck, guys. You have 54,000 pilots standing behind you now, ready to help.
 
No you don't. Alot of ALPA members wished you never voted ALPO on the property.


May the Crabs of a 1000 Wh0res infest your crotch, and may your arms be too short to scratch!
 
Best of luck to you folks! Give us a call over at the Eagle MEC if you need anything. You've got a great leader in Mark S.
 
They are ready to help until they have the opportunity to undercut you and get extra flying. Quick upgrade!
That's impossible! ALPA is a REAL Union...I mean association. They would never do such a thing!
This would all be avoidable if there was one set pay per airframe.....but that would make sense.
 

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