IBT out! NJASAP in!

[FLYLOW22]

Net Jets Aviation Pilots are now represented by NJASAP.

IBT out!

 

[Just Peachy]

vote

Looks like 92% voted the new union in....

Only 42 votes were to keep the teamsters...WooHoo !!!!

 

[gunfyter]

Do I get to keep my Louisville Slugger?

 

[Newkem]

WHere does that leave the IBT brethren at Flight Options, and those companies IBT has been actively pursuing to organize?

 

[gunfyter]

I guess it means there has to be an election to replace the NJ pilots that hold leadership positions in 1108. FLOPS pilots will get all the positions.

 

[Hawkered]

Can somebody now let the secret out...where's Jimmy Hoffa buried?!

 

[Guitar Guy]

Can somebody now let the secret out...where's Jimmy Hoffa buried?!

According to the Mythbusters, the burial location is apparently not Giants stadium as was somewhat widely believed.

 

[jetwash]

Many thanks to the Netjets pilots for all of the work you have done to help start the 1108.

We at Flight Options won't forget all of the good work and help you have given us. We hope to one day be in a position to do the same for the other Frac pilots

 

[netjetwife]

Looks like 92% voted the new union in....

Only 42 votes were to keep the teamsters...WooHoo !!!!

Close.... 93.7% of those who voted (around 82% of the eligible pilots) chose NJASAP and 52 votes were for the Teamsters. My husband prefers to look forward and isn't talking much about the final score.

To all those NJ pilots who voted on the last day, I never doubted you guys would come thru.... but perhaps next time there's a vote y'all could take pity on the leadership and not make them wait to see that you're still following closely along. Active participation is a very important component of a Strong Union.
Thanks guys!
NJW

 

[netjetwife]

WHere does that leave the IBT brethren at Flight Options, and those companies IBT has been actively pursuing to organize?

Actually, better off because the IBT is now paying more attention to their flying members. They recently hired a new director of the Airline Division who has admitted that changes need to be made. Prior to the NJ pilots separation movement, that dept was a low priority as far as pilots went.

I'm glad that the FltOps pilots have inherited the 1108 and enough money to set up their own Union office and get them through their first year alone. They also have a signed/formal agreement with NJASAP to work together on future projects.