TWA 2 ASA FO
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I guess if a vote is required, and if 50%+1 vote yes, then that's forcing?
If the 50% + 1 are all FO pilots, I would say yes.
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I guess if a vote is required, and if 50%+1 vote yes, then that's forcing?
If the 50% + 1 are all FO pilots, I would say yes.
Right out of the union busting handbook. The "evil" union will be forced on you. You don't have to join.
But your contract and work rules will be forced on us.
Are you saying I would get to keep my current direct contract with management?
The numbers favor FO.
If every FO pilots voted for the IBT and every FJ pilot voted against it, what would the outcome be? That sounds to me like you would be forcing your union on us.
But it would be ok, because at least the pay cuts and worse work rules would be protected. I would sleep better at night knowing that only the IBT contract would force a pay cut on me, management wouldn't be able to do it at any time like they have in the past. Oh wait, they never have.
So my choices are a guaranteed pay cut with the IBT or a pay cut the IBT says management will give us. Sounds like one is a certainty.
"I just don't want your union forced on the FJ pilots."
Aside from your blatant arrogance, what annoys me are your inaccuracies. Nothing is forced on the FJ pilots - they'll vote for or against representation.
But your contract and work rules will be forced on us.
Slowtation... I must admit I'm struggling with why a single carrier status is necessary from the unions point of view. Can't the union and company just agree on some fences that allow us to keep doing our flying and you keep doing yours? KR wants single carrier because he thinks the union will have a chance of getting voted out, which is definitely a possibility. So why is the union got forward with it? It seems risky doesn't it?
Well, because KR wants single, he wants this to be merged. So the Union could beat their chests and big the big bad bullies that everyone wants to believe they are and just refuse to do it.
Or they can work with the company like they are to protect both sides to achieve a goal that KR wants and would benefit the growth of these companies into this Onesky branding.
Hmm, well I guess he has not said that to us. At meetings and in press releases he has said that the two companies will operate separately. On the sled presentation about NMB and various outcomes it showed what I took as separate pilot groups. Out middle management has not said we will for sure merge if the union is voted instead.
Instead we are hearing about the more senior and larger options pilot group drooling over our challengers and wanting to bring their furloughs back. So by filing for single carrier you are being the big bad union.
Instead we are hearing about the more senior and larger options pilot group drooling over our challengers and wanting to bring their furloughs back. So by filing for single carrier you are being the big bad union.
You truly speak of someone that does not have a clue on how this will work
You are so against the union you WANT to believe that you WILL be FORCED on our contract.
This is not how it will work
Currently management and the union have been meeting to work out integration, this includes protection rights for both sides.
This would mean that you wouldn't lose your seat, your pay, etc...
What you have, you keep, what we have we keep.
When this is agreed upon, a single carrier petition will take place.
Upon ruling of single carrier, a vote for representation takes place. It will be yes or no.
If the outcome is yes, then negotiations for a NEW contract that would cover the entire combined pilot group would start.
So please tell me exactly how you would be forced on our contract, our pay, etc.......
And really, you believe that every single Flops pilot will vote yes
You might be knowledgeable about all these emails with who is in charge.
But you don't have any clue on how this merging of the groups, and the union, the contract, etc... works.
Your ignorance really shines through, or you are trying to spread FUD to the other Flex pilots in hopes that you can make them believe that they will lose everything if they vote yes, so you can get your personal way and not have a union.
Which one is it?????