Anyone know this history? Thought it was an interesting article, considering how many pilots I fly with are Romney fans.
http://www.aflcio.org/Blog/Corporat...Bain-Capital-Linked-to-Union-Suppression-Case
Key quotes from the article that were quoted from two other sources:
Financial Times reports:
Key Airlines, an early investment for the private equity firm founded by a young Mitt Romney and two associates, broke the law by attempting to coerce and then dismiss two pilots who tried to organize a union. Two months after a union vote failed, Bain agreed to sell Key Airlines at a large profit in 1986.
(and)
In 1992, Roger Foley, federal judge for the District of Nevada, wrote:
The anti-union activities in this case are not merely unfair labor practices as Key argues, but blatant, grievous, willful, deliberate and repeated violations of the Railway Labor Act.
With the condition AA is in, my guess is the NMB would look very different under Romney.
http://www.aflcio.org/Blog/Corporat...Bain-Capital-Linked-to-Union-Suppression-Case
Key quotes from the article that were quoted from two other sources:
Financial Times reports:
Key Airlines, an early investment for the private equity firm founded by a young Mitt Romney and two associates, broke the law by attempting to coerce and then dismiss two pilots who tried to organize a union. Two months after a union vote failed, Bain agreed to sell Key Airlines at a large profit in 1986.
(and)
In 1992, Roger Foley, federal judge for the District of Nevada, wrote:
The anti-union activities in this case are not merely unfair labor practices as Key argues, but blatant, grievous, willful, deliberate and repeated violations of the Railway Labor Act.
With the condition AA is in, my guess is the NMB would look very different under Romney.