ghostrider64
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Translation:
We failed to obtain the scope clause language which would have forced Management to merge the two operations and thus would have given the IBT authority to integrate or staple NJI pilots to the NJA seniority list.
NJI will remain a separate company and will continue to operate as it does now. As positions open with NJI, a number of NJA pilots (who and how many yet to be disclosed) will be allowed to transfer to NJI and work as “non-union” employees. These pilots will be treated as any other new hire.
I can’t believe the ink isn’t even dry, and your already threatening another lawsuit in 3 years. Pathetic to say the lest.
AA717driver said:WOW! The seat grab worked. How will the lists be merged? DOH or staple?
I appologize for doubting.
Well, the NJI guys have three years to build time...TC
As I understand it, the list will NOT be merged. 1/3 of Cpts and FOs hired into NJI airplanes MUST be from the NJA seniority list.AA717driver said:WOW! The seat grab worked. How will the lists be merged? DOH or staple?
I appologize for doubting.
Well, the NJI guys have three years to build time...TC
AA717driver said:Ok, where on the NJI list do the 1 for 3 NJA captains go? Do NJI people not bid for schedules or vacation? A minor point but I'm trying to salvage some moral outrage... TC
old*art said:makes me tired just to look at a G Whiz -.
wolfpackpilot said:Translation:
We failed to obtain the scope clause language which would have forced Management to merge the two operations and thus would have given the IBT authority to integrate or staple NJI pilots to the NJA seniority list. I rarely post, but time for the facts, and yes, I know them. The choice is simple, stay in negotiations over this issue and continue to draw blood from NJA. NJA (Santulli) decided he didn't have the stomach for it. Offered a 50% pay increase for half the pilots here and many other benefits, yet we still said "not good enough"! Then when it looked like a bad holiday season, NJI was offered up. Not all at once, but in a three year transition to NJA. The term "merger" used by this poster may have been correct, and would require the very same negotiations on integration as will Single Carrier determination, no difference, except one. The pilots at NJA here now will be able to continue bidding the current Captain positions, and FOs at NJA will be able to bid for our open Captain bids for the next three years. And those more senior FOs that wat to, can bid NJI positions.
NJI will remain a separate company and will continue to operate as it does now. With a clock on the wall counting down, yes, with "modifications."As positions open with NJI, a number of NJA pilots (who and how many yet to be disclosed) One out of two FO positions, one out of three Captain, thats right, direct movement to NJI Captain positions will be allowed to transfer to NJI and work as “non-union” employees. Wrong again, all NJA pilots will remain as UNION pilots, continue to accrue seniority, continue to have contract protections and grievance protections from, what do you call it "Goals versus REQUIRED" and will maintain a seniority based on their NJA hire date over NJI hire date seniority. What that means is that all Captains that take NJI Captain positions will very likely have more seniority than any NJI pilot (about 250 pilots at NJA with more seniority than the senior most NJI Captain!)These pilots will be treated as any other new hire. Other than being the SENIOR pilot in the Cockpit.
I can’t believe the ink isn’t even dry, and your already threatening another lawsuit in 3 years. Pathetic to say the lest. Actually, the Company has given it's blessing in this regard, and have "thrown in the towel" by allowing Union pilots flying the aircraft. The 3 year "threat" ia actually a Union/Company agreed to date of filing, not a "threat." A Single Carrier Petition with just one, much less dozens of UNION pilots working in the Non-Union, much smaller operation basically calls for a Summary Judgement in favor of the petitioner by the NMB. And yes, the Company is fully aware of this, just looking for a slower integration to the final days.
And just what bus did I get tossed under? I haven’t had one negative thing happen to me that I can see, and you didn’t get the Gulfstreams handed to you as you wanted, and I’m not getting forced into the IBT. Not for three more years, you are correct!