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Yeah like the contracts we've been accepting since 1983? The twu pioneered the destruction of labor in the airlines.Overspeed said:Take a look at the last offer from SWA. Looks like a "yellow dog" contract.
Do you mean this one?Overspeed said:Take a look at the last offer from SWA. Looks like a "yellow dog" contract.
Difficult to give negotiation updates when we are not yet in negotiations and for now the last update is that we are waiting for May 15 to see if any intervenor can get on the possible ballot.dfw gen said:its remarkable that they actually get an update. we get...well nothing......
700UW said:How would you get an update when they aren't in negotiations yet?
Simply amazing just have to shake my head.
In the past we also didn't have as much internet access as we do today. Even your venerated AMFA didn't have the ability for real time updates that we all have today say back in the eighties.Vortilon said:
Pretty sure the poster was referring to past TWU negotiated contracts. In other words, no observers allowed, and no real time updates with the TWU. Got it now?
Exactly!Kev3188 said:IMO, AMFA is on the right track, but doesn't go far enough.
Picture the company negotiators walking in to a standing room only crowd quietly waiting for the show to start. What a great message that would send!
WeAAsles, what is your take on Sean Doyle making the comment that they have sold our equity shares in question and to date have earned 15% interest.WeAAsles said:Difficult to give negotiation updates when we are not yet in negotiations and for now the last update is that we are waiting for May 15 to see if any intervenor can get on the possible ballot.
I have said before that I do admire the updates that AMFA provides their members. Very in depth and it keeps people involved in the process and hopefully progress. Kudos for that.
But I'm also wondering what's your take on having those negotiations transparent for the entire world to view? I don't personally know how in depth the TWU Local 555 negotiations are because you have to be a member and have a sign in code to read them. I'm personally not a fan of every tid bit being exposed to the general public myself.
http://twu555.org/Negotiations/tabid/407/Default.aspx
I thought the APFA twitter updates from the prefunding arbitration hearing were a good thing and very informative.WeAAsles said:In the past we also didn't have as much internet access as we do today. Even your venerated AMFA didn't have the ability for real time updates that we all have today say back in the eighties.
I'm personally 50/50 on the observer idea?
AANOTOK said:I thought the APFA twitter updates from the prefunding arbitration hearing were a good thing and very informative.
AANOTOK said:WeAAsles, what is your take on Sean Doyle making the comment that they have sold our equity shares in question and to date have earned 15% interest.