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Spirit Managmenet--Changing the new CBA

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The arbitrator will force your company to comply with the agreement shortly. They can only get away with this for a short time.

That is not the point.

They agreed to it just weeks before, BBB made a press statement about how hard the pilots worked to come up with a better solution to the month-to-month transition conflicts and said both sides were extremely pleased with the result.

It is not a gray area in the new CBA, there is a diagram with several examples, they complied with this section for 24 hours before changing their minds.
 
So what's your point? That you management has no ethics or integrity? That much was obvious long before now. The important thing is that your reps did negotiate language that was so clear, because now management will be forced to comply with it by an arbitrator.
 

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