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In what case are you talking about???Bogey said:The money did go to the members in this case.
In other words, it's another move by the TWU to save itself from further members being lost. Typical as we have seen these moves before...1AA said:The TWU International is coming up with charges about funds being used inappropriately and so on. Read on previous post that the dispatchers and related went to the TWU and gave them a heads up. The TWU sat back and did nothing. So they filed with the NMB. Now the TWU comes up with a bunch of charges. Like that is going to change their minds about the filing. My take is that the TWU will drop all charges if the dispatchers and related drop their filing of representation with the NMB. This is how the TWU operates. Ignore the little guy until they hit them in the wallet. How sad. I hope the dispatchers and related move on with the filing and vote themselves as far away as possible with the TWU.
I feel that our Tech services guys might be next to defect from the TWU. They have their own agreement separate from the AMT's and Title II guys. They are a small group as well just like the dispatchers, sim techs and flight instructors. If the dispatchers are successful the flood gates will slowly begin to open for the rest of us.swamt said:In other words, it's another move by the TWU to save itself from further members being lost. Typical as we have seen these moves before...
Glad to hear that. I guess there is no turning back. Maybe now the TWU might just start paying attention to its members. Na I doubt it , what was I thinking?Bogey said:The suspended board of Local 542 all resigned yesterday and have put their support behind the National Association of Airline Professionals (NAAP).
Bogey said:They should have responded that day or the next. Got everyone together and started working on a plan to fight it. Just like they did in 2003 when PAFCA raided the dispatchers.
They did absolutely nothing for 10 days. Then the only thing they came up with was they wanted the board to sign a letter of solidarity. Great plan. That will stop em. Not once did someone pick up the phone to call anyone in the local. Not once. No Drummond, no Virella, nobody. It was like they almost want it to happen. And ya know, they haven't done a thing except send a letter to the members full of scare tactics. They also talk about local autonomy in that letter out of one side of their mouth, as they cancel and prevent our negotiations out of the other side.
Bogey said:They should have responded that day or the next. Got everyone together and started working on a plan to fight it. Just like they did in 2003 when PAFCA raided the dispatchers.
They did absolutely nothing for 10 days. Then the only thing they came up with was they wanted the board to sign a letter of solidarity. Great plan. That will stop em. Not once did someone pick up the phone to call anyone in the local. Not once. No Drummond, no Virella, nobody. It was like they almost want it to happen. And ya know, they haven't done a thing except send a letter to the members full of scare tactics. They also talk about local autonomy in that letter out of one side of their mouth, as they cancel and prevent our negotiations out of the other side.
542 had 650k in their accounts and there is still plenty left. 3 times what 545 has. Danny is filling your head full of lies and is running scared. That is the TWU way. Fear and bullying. You shouldn't be so angry. Or maybe you should be angry at the international for not letting is negotiate. You are losing out on a lot of money.Realityck said:We both know the ten days it took the International to react to the decertification effort had nothing to do with this filing. Plowman has been working on this association for several months. That was the reason for drawing down the Local’s assets by sending 500 dollar gift cards paid by the Local treasury to members, which were distributed about a month ago. For all his demands for transparency from the International, he did not inform his non - AA sections that he intended to make this gift, much less that he intended to take the AA group out of the TWU. If he had they would have opposed the distribution and insisted on preservation of assets.
The USAirways groups are not fooled by any of this. They have no trust in Plowman to protect their interests and will not willingly buy into a format where they are at his mercy. You have the slightly larger group and you may be able to stuff this new association down the throats of the USAirways membership, just as the USAirways east pilots did to the west. The west pilots resisted USAPA throughout its existence and that is what will happen here.
This is exactly the type of inter-work group conflict that USAir management has used to their advantage in the past to save close to a billion dollars in pilot compensation and, what is even more ironic, is that you are even using the same counsel who masterminded that fiasco (and was later fired by its victims) to create this new association.