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That sounds like us, AMFA recommend a No vote in 2008 and it passed. It became amenable in August of 2012. After a long fight , we kept our scope. It has been almost 6 years since we have had a raise. AMFA is not endorsing this AIP, we still don't have an official T/A. People on the SWA board what few there are say they will vote no because the raise is not enough. I don't have a problem with it, neither do most of the people I work with. Dallas is the biggest voting block, so we will see. I still think it will pass between the guys who have 5 years or less, and the newer guys. But mainly from people that will see we maintained our scope and don't comment on social media.When the hubs pass contracts, nobody ever claims to be a yes vote. So, if this current offer was voted in by 95%.....immediately thereafter you wouldn't find one yes vote cuz of all the bullying that normally happens. The 2008 jcba was awful but got passed by 70%. Everyone said they were voting no. Few did when they voted in secret.
That said, the company will enhance this offer.
Please show a case where mediators were directly involved with any negotiations at an early stage if both parties didnt want mediation.