DirtyBeech
The Last Starfighter
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Then you're well behind the power curve and need to consider that NJA's union was contacted as was Options, and after much discussion it became clear what the only viable path would be. This is not some shot in the dark.
I suspect NJA union types told the truth and the Teamsters did not. The Teamsters want your MONEY. I feel this will not end well for the fine Flex guys and gals.
Yea and the company wants for you to pay for your type rating and live 2 pilots to a room as well. Your also right the Teamsters want their 22%, news flash........their a business, just like the company!
Money is a key part of it. NJ's is unable to help due to a no compete clause, and Options can't because they don't have the money. There needs to be a 700 plus member pilot group to go it alone. It's very simple. The teamsters are the only viable option. You should consider the fact that this has been thoroughly explored by grown men and that the decision for representation wasn't made in a flippant manner.
You can feel whatever you want. Up to this point you have been poorly informed. Right now it's Teamsters or nothing, and quite a few folks are tired of what nothing is like.