UAL/CAL Scope Arbitration Decision?

[ROSWELL41]

Its 12/30, what is the arbitrator's decision regarding the 70 seater flying for CAL?

 

[acbarney]

Not out yet...

 

[SpyFlysDOTs]

December 30th 2010?

 

[777forever]

CEO has a law degree from Harvard. The MEC challenging him is like me challenging LeBron James to a game of one on one

 

[jonjuan]

CEO has a law degree from Harvard. The MEC challenging him is like me challenging LeBron James to a game of one on one

Dunno- Leebron may get distracted by your avatar.

 

[Skippy]

the arbitor gave the decision yesterday and now it's just a wait and briefing time--- but someone knows especially from CAL they always get the DEETS FIRST COME ON MAN!

maybe we'll get a special magenta line as a late xmas present-- persoanlly i dont know how it has kept this quiet for this long

 

[list2002]

"Much has been accomplished, expect more info in a couple weeks." Or someting like that.

 

[bluefin]

My guess, if it was in favor of the union we would have heard about it already. It probably went for the company and the mec is, "evaluating all options". I hope I am wrong.

 

[Flopgut]

You are wrong. We don't know anything yet.....

 

[V1rowt8]

Flop gut, your avatar is hilarious! Ouch the laughing hurts!!!

 

[777forever]

http://www.aviationweek.com/aw/gene..._03_2011_p42-279268.xml&headline=null&next=10

This article should give you an idea of who the winner was!
Enjoy!

 

[Flopgut]

Thanks! My 13 yr old had to help me....

 

[777forever]

Education: 1976, Princeton University, A.B. summa cum laude in economics 1982; Harvard Law School, J.D. magna cum laude

This guy is extremely intelligent. Economics at Princeton is insane. To be summa cum laude at that is truly remarkable

 

[Texx]

You are wrong. We don't know anything yet.....

And who was the arbitrator?

 

[bluechunks]

My guess, if it was in favor of the union we would have heard about it already. It probably went for the company and the mec is, "evaluating all options". I hope I am wrong.

IMHO, I don't think you can read too much into a delay of only one day.

As an example, the recent arbitration at UA over the unfair firing of the Labor Relations Committee Chair was an absolute slam-dunk in the pilot's (and ALPA's) favor but it took a few days for the announcement to become public.