Stifler's Mom
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I just fail to see the point in all this any longer of even having a union if our biggest tool is taken away from us.
They're taking Joe Merchant away from us?
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I just fail to see the point in all this any longer of even having a union if our biggest tool is taken away from us.
They're taking Joe Merchant away from us?![]()
I already voted, and I voted for the fab 4. I know Lynn and Barry, and they both meet most of the requirements you mentioned above. Lynn knows the current contract (helped negotiate it), worked with the NMB, and worked with the company on issues. Barry was the hotel committee chairman and worked with the company on hotel issues. I don't know any of the FO rep candidates, on either side, so I am going with the whole team. I am ready to take some improvements and save our jobs.
They're taking Joe Merchant away from us?![]()
union 101: its mob rule (majority). Don't give up your right to have a "final" say unless you REALLY are willing to walk away from it. Your "yes" vote was not to prove a point.Regardless of how the process works I think many are missing the major and blaring point. And that is that many pilots want one final opportunity to vote on a T/A before a strike. True, a 92% strike vote was cast by our pilot group, but many view this as a negotiating tool- not a license by our MEC to execute company wide destruction for the long term in an effort to prove a point. In short- I want the final say in MY destiny. If my vote is overturned by the majority, then so be it- but I have a major issue with not being given a T/A prior to walking.
And that is that many pilots want one final opportunity to vote on a T/A before a strike. True, a 92% strike vote was cast by our pilot group, but many view this as a negotiating tool- not a license by our MEC to execute company wide destruction for the long term in an effort to prove a point. In short- I want the final say in MY destiny. If my vote is overturned by the majority, then so be it- but I have a major issue with not being given a T/A prior to walking.
Did you vote YES? If you did, it's too late. OhPlease is right.The MEC can call a strike if that time comes without you voting for a TA and having a last chance as you say. It's the way the RLA works, and you should educate yourself before making a bad decision in the future. No one wants a strike, although there may be a small percentage that do. One hopes that a TA can be reached that is acceptable to the pilot group. I know I do. But, I'm prepared to walk too.
VOTED IN FAVOR!
Heard about the coalition BL has gotten together to try and fix this contract problem? (No mention of LJ, just BL.)
:0Just curious when the last time anyone (those that are so critical of this MEC) on this thread attended a LEC/MEC meeting. Perhaps if you spent less time whining here and volunteering instead then your criticism would have some basis. As it stands you do nothing but create division in this pilot group at a time when we need most to be united to finsh this contract.
The fab 4 is offering a plan. Agree with or not, at least they have a plan. The opposition (ASARJMAN, Pennekamp, Pogue Mahone, etc.) offer Jerry Springer style personal attacks and status quo. You decide.