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The union should have asked to be release 4 years into negotiations with the company. Instead they enjoyed the benifits and sleeping with the company.
Way back in my inbox, I got an email from the Union (dated January 7, 2008) saying that PCL ALPA requested to be released from the NMB mediated negotiations. That was 2 years, 8 months and 7 days after the amendable date.
Post it up and i'll stand corrected....
What you are saying is exactly what management wants you to think. It always gets worse before our contract is figured out, and then it will magically get better. That being said, the Delta guys should certainly read it before they vote on their TA. It says word for word why they need to vote no to anything that increases the number of larger RJ's for regionals. Take back the flying like has been boasted over the past five years.
Lets face it, they are. Both started around 2005 (give or take), so their most senior Captain is only year 6 or 7. At Pinnacle Corp, year 6 you are barely able to hold on to a -900 Captain seat. Most of the -900 pilots have 10+ years service, and a majority are in the six figure range.
Even Google knows when ALPA asked for a release in Pinnacle negotiations. Another release was asked for in October 2009 and was also rejected. For someone so outspoken you don't seem to do any of the homework needed to keep your feet out of your mouth.
Letter to NMB