TurboHonda
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This came from the cargo forum. It should serve as an example to the fracs. It can be done.
Dear Crewmembers,
I just received word from Airline Division Director David Bourne that the Amerijet Strike is over. The ratification ballots were just counted and the contract passed overwhelmingly.
Though this is a small pilot group and a first contract that did not break any wage or benefit milestones. This victory demonstrated that when crewmembers work together across union and company lines, anything is possible.
David Basset, the President of Amerijet, vowed to break the union. He has fought for five years to have them decertified. He completely underestimated the groups resolve, but that resolve was bolstered by
the support they received from their fellow union brothers. In other words, this could not have been done without your support whether it was on the line, in spirit, or financial.
Our profession has been in decline for more than thirty years. The activism surrounding this victory causes me to have hope that the
decline is finally over. We have learned as a profession the importance of working together regardless of affiliation, if we stay on this course we are unstoppable and our collective careers will rebound significantly
in the years to come.
Fraternally,
Joe Muckle
President, Teamsters Local 1224
It’s time for Ricci to wipe that stupid grin off his face. It’s time for Tyler to move on to his next union busting job. It’s time for all the kool-aid drinkers to melt into the crowd of pretend supporters.
Congratulations Amerijet!!
Dear Crewmembers,
I just received word from Airline Division Director David Bourne that the Amerijet Strike is over. The ratification ballots were just counted and the contract passed overwhelmingly.
Though this is a small pilot group and a first contract that did not break any wage or benefit milestones. This victory demonstrated that when crewmembers work together across union and company lines, anything is possible.
David Basset, the President of Amerijet, vowed to break the union. He has fought for five years to have them decertified. He completely underestimated the groups resolve, but that resolve was bolstered by
the support they received from their fellow union brothers. In other words, this could not have been done without your support whether it was on the line, in spirit, or financial.
Our profession has been in decline for more than thirty years. The activism surrounding this victory causes me to have hope that the
decline is finally over. We have learned as a profession the importance of working together regardless of affiliation, if we stay on this course we are unstoppable and our collective careers will rebound significantly
in the years to come.
Fraternally,
Joe Muckle
President, Teamsters Local 1224
It’s time for Ricci to wipe that stupid grin off his face. It’s time for Tyler to move on to his next union busting job. It’s time for all the kool-aid drinkers to melt into the crowd of pretend supporters.
Congratulations Amerijet!!