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And we are trying to get the BEST contract we can possibly get by with. Isn't that the entire point of negotiations?

The point is that the company has "played" the union for almost 6yrs...and will continue to do so.

Nowhere close to a contract.

PS- glad to finally hear there is some picketing.
 
I guess his drinking buddies from upgrade have been hitting the bottle too hard this month if they think they are close to a deal.
Hope the have been, they deserve it.

Glad your quoting me from over 11 days ago, and before the last negotiation session though.
 
Maybe it was just me, but the tone I got from the conference call was that the company wants concessions in almost all important sections; vacation, health insurance, and scheduling and so on...The negotiators made it sound as if the company wants to get rid of what few good things that are currently in the 9E contract, and give little in return. I was trying to remain optimistic about this whole JCBA, but after listening to the call, I have little faith. This company is going to try to squeeze a lot more blood from this group.
 
This is exactly what the Corp wants. The MEC's, at least publicly, think that there will be a JCBA and are willing to negotiate, negotiate, and negotiate some more no matter how long it takes. As long as there is "some progress being made", they will continue. Meanwhile over the next 6 months Corp finalizes their master plan to merge XJ and 9L and transfer CRJ's to 9E, withdraws from the Process Agreement (which prevents transfer of A/C) and executes their plan.

Corp delays 9E negotiations for a year, saves tons of money, and we all get played like a fiddle. 9E pilots still won't have a contract, and XJ will be fighting the merger/fragmentation on their own (SE and AV told an XJ furlough last night on the call that if A/C transfers start, 9E ALPA can't do anything about it and their priority is to protect 9E pilots).
 
My question is.. when are people going to stop playing a game that is so blatantly rigged against the players?

When is it time to turn over the table?
 

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