HowardBorden
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The CBA issues actually aren't that big of a deal. All SWAPA would really need to do is get some of our old contract compliance, grievance, or negotiating people to assist with administering the AirTran contract.
In that case, who receives the dues revenue? The ALPA contract states dues are paid to ALPA but if SWAPA is administering the ALPA contract who is owed the money for that function? Again, how does one union administer another unions contract? It just seems counter intuitive that this is a smart way to do the unions (either ALPA or SWAPA) business.
SWAPA recently had a ballot initiative that asked are we willing to take on some type of associate member that was represented by SWAPA but not necessarily a full member receiving all union benefits directly to address this issue, it was voted down.