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Many agree with you. Unfortunately the few union people I managed to talk too feel he did nothing wrong at calling out Isom and AA. That's our problem. The members feel it was wrong and the union backs him up.Samuelson did more damage to our negotiations. I realize we were at a standstill in negotiations, but threatening the company is not the way you accomplish your goal. Now we are waiting on a judge to possibly side with the company. I for one know if the company wins the lawsuit that the association does not have the money to pay a hefty fine. We will have a contract by Christmas 2019!
Correction. Threatening the company is not the way you accomplish your goal....... unless you have the means to back it up.I realize we were at a standstill in negotiations, but threatening the company is not the way you accomplish your goal.
Unfortunately the union was given a hush up order until this is over. That indicates the union has no means to back Samuelson up legally.Correction. Threatening the company is not the way you accomplish your goal....... unless you have the means to back it up.
The government castrated the airline UNIONs long ago.Unfortunately the union was given a hush up order until this is over. That indicates the union has no means to back Samuelson up legally.
the government started castrating all unions when nixon went after the teamsters and the republicans started pushing right to work lawsThe government castrated the airline UNIONs long ago.
the government started castrating all unions when nixon went after the teamsters and the republicans started pushing right to work laws
11 days to go until NMB meets with union and AA separately to see if there is any reason for negotiations to be scheduled.
I wander if Samuelson is done teaching AA a lesson. Here’s the reason we need one union, say if AA and twu title 1 come to an agreement, the IAM can say no. The twu ramp can say no, the iam ramp can say no.
Many agree with you. Unfortunately the few union people I managed to talk too feel he did nothing wrong at calling out Isom and AA. That's our problem. The members feel it was wrong and the union backs him up.
Unfortunately the union was given a hush up order until this is over. That indicates the union has no means to back Samuelson up legally.
Now down to less than a week. This status meeting could be the start of a new agreement to be looked at, as long as the asso. maintain professionalism and respect during these meetings. The NMB was smart to meet with one group then later with the other. I would assume for the no confrontational issues to arise at the table. If the asso. blows up or just loses it again I forsee the NMB walking out.
It's probably a very good thing, for the membership, that there is a gag order put on the asso. This keeps them from getting in any more hot water with the NMB mediators controlling the nego's. This is where the asso. could be Heroes or Zeroes.
Maybe sometime early next week we shall hear from the Judge. With this upcoming status meeting with the NMB and with the Judge's final ruling coming will strike a fire under some individuals to get something out to the membership for a vote soon...
And here I was thinking TWU wet work were those extravagant parties the UNION bosses attended.If these folks were real organized crime goons there'd be a few folks off this board,,,,,,, missing.
I happen to agree with and support right to work laws.the government started castrating all unions when nixon went after the teamsters and the republicans started pushing right to work laws
I happen to agree with and support right to work laws.
I don't agree with the "closed shop" protection racket version of UNION membership. Pay up or else in my opinion is not true "membership".
A UNION like any other entity supported by a membership should have to earn it's keep not be a condition of employment.
Last time I checked I put my application in at American Airlines not the TWU.
read the railway labor act it explains all that but at least you left the airline industryAnd here I was thinking TWU wet work were those extravagant parties the UNION bosses attended.
I happen to agree with and support right to work laws.
I don't agree with the "closed shop" protection racket version of UNION membership. Pay up or else in my opinion is not true "membership".
A UNION like any other entity supported by a membership should have to earn it's keep not be a condition of employment.
Last time I checked I put my application in at American Airlines not the TWU.
Yes NYer, I would say I agree with that assessment. The UNION should absolutely not be obligated to represent those that are not paying members. I am a big believer in "you get what you pay for".I'd assume you'd also agree to no have the obligation to represent those that choose not to participate in dues payment. Correct?
If you want to speak to effectiveness sir I would submit that closed shop UNIONs lack the motivation to satisfy their captive customer base. The membership being the customer base.Right to Work isn't being used as a vehicle for choice being that the unions are still obligated to represent those that do not want to pay dues. That mechanism is only there to try and bankrupt or at least financially diminish the ability for the organization to be effective.
Do employees still have 10 years recall? Maybe I will put in a transfer to a TULE shop just to come and say hi.read the railway labor act it explains all that but at least you left the airline industry