FmrFreightDog
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D'Angelo said:Boy you guys sure get angry when you have to hear the truth. Even the most hardcore ALPA member knows that your contract never expires. You negotiate until your released. The idea of retro pay is absolute insanity. ALPA has made many outrageous demands over the years. Their hardball tactics are now backfiring. Backpay was given before because they could hold airlines hostage. That hostage ability no longer exists. Sorry guys its not the glory days anymore. Deal with it. Part of the ALPA problem is living in the past.
scarlet said:anyone ever had a GHQ gate agent in any city or rampers load their plane...??
D'Angelo said:Backpay was given before because they could hold airlines hostage. That hostage ability no longer exists.
007 said:XJT got retro in '04, we couldn't hold anybody hostage and still got it.
scarlet said:Yeah as we pay gate agents and rampers to load CHQ flights--we pay health care cose--hourly wages --401k--sick time for all the ground staff but CHQ has no one to pay but the pilots....I don't know how they can under cut everyone=-----I do--we are providing all the ground support and they pay us NOTHING for it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BS anyone ever had a GHQ gate agent in any city or rampers load their plane...??
I'll call BS on that, do you honestly think the current admin. would have releseased us to self help? It would have taken a few more years in negotiation and then mediation. The only reason we got a contract was that managment did not want this around when the CPA negotiations came around. A lot of good that did.MedFlyer said:You pretty much had CO by the cajones since XJT is the only major RJ feeder. If you guys had gone on strike, it would have paralyzed CO. CO management didn't appreciate this fact which is why CHQ is being added as a CO feeder.
As for the ASA guys, it's going to be a tough road.
FixNFly said:Those who really need to know can go to the ASA ALPA site & read it. No need for management to see everyones opinion. Like it or not, the only thing management needs to here right now is "my union speaks for me". Everything else only gives them more reason to try to fracture the pilot group. (not that they have done a good job up until now!)
The point being - if you work for ASA and you want to discuss the contract, do it on the private (well, semi-private) site. Not one that BL and JA can read.