CWA Files for Representation Election

[john john]

It's spelled "bankruptcy"

Thanks maybe next time

 

[737823]

Thanks maybe next time

This is certainly revealing of the competency and quality of the leadership in place at the CWA!

Josh

 

[john john]

This is certainly revealing of the competency and quality of the leadership in place at the CWA!

Josh

I have noting to do with CWA leadership just concern for all passenger service agents in the airline industry.Love to have you on a heavy re-route day

Did they chase you out of the F/A thread

 

[700UW]

There is no status quo for a non-union group.

There isnt even status quo for a newly organized group without their first CBA, Go look up AMFA vs ACA, Lee Seeham, lost this case and there is no longer a status quo for a group who hasnt negotiated their first CBA.

 

[Hackman]

This is certainly revealing of the competency and quality of the leadership in place at the CWA!

Josh

Feel the hate Josh....yes...good. The Emperor has taught you well....



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFkAAvDkj9k&feature=related

 

[eolesen]

http://aviationblog.dallasnews.com/archives/2011/12/cwa-files-nmb-petition-to-repr.html
CWA files NMB petition to represent American Airlines passenger service agents

Yet there's no reference to it on the NMB's website...

http://www.nmb.gov/activ-rpts/od.html#2

 

[john john]

There is no status quo for a non-union group.

There isnt even status quo for a newly organized group without their first CBA, Go look up AMFA vs ACA, Lee Seeham, lost this case and there is no longer a status quo for a group who hasnt negotiated their first CBA.

http://www.nmb.gov/representation/deter2012/39n009.pdf
This determination resolves election interference allegations filed by the
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, AFL-CIO(IAM or Organization) involving employees of Delta Air Lines, Inc.(Delta or Carrier). For the reasons below, the National MediationBoard (NMB or Board) finds that the laboratory conditions were not tainted.


Maybe CWA can learn from IAM lost. It is an up hill battle with corporate America

 

[john john]

Yet there's no reference to it on the NMB's website...

http://www.nmb.gov/activ-rpts/od.html#2

kept looking

 

[700UW]

http://www.nmb.gov/representation/deter2012/39n009.pdf
This determination resolves election interference allegations filed by the
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, AFL-CIO(IAM or Organization) involving employees of Delta Air Lines, Inc.(Delta or Carrier). For the reasons below, the National MediationBoard (NMB or Board) finds that the laboratory conditions were not tainted.


Maybe CWA can learn from IAM lost. It is an up hill battle with corporate America

And once again you post something that has nothing to do with what we are talking about.

Cant answer or keep it on topic?

And there is NOTHING on the NMB webpage about CWA filing for an election.

Maybe you should KEEP looking.

 

[eolesen]

kept looking

Tell you what, why don't you just post proof that the NMB is considering an election?

 

[john john]

Tell you what, why don't you just post proof that the NMB is considering an election?

The CWA filed signatures with the NMB on Dec. 7 seeking to represent the AA passenger service agents, The NMB hasn't acted on the CWA petition yet.

 

[BoeingBoy]

Tell you what, why don't you just post proof that the NMB is considering an election?

I'm not sure that it shows up on the NMB sight until it's assigned a "case" number (that's not the right word but some kind of reference number). That is the official start of the NMB investigation of a representational dispute. I think that if the NMB decides that there isn't a "dispute' - an investigation won't take place - then that is posted.

But I could be wrong...

Jim

 

[john john]

http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20120315/LABOR_UNIONS/120319931
An American Airlines cargo agent at John F. Kennedy Airport, dropped off a box in Manhattan federal court Thursday morning with filings from 800 colleagues, bolstering an effort to protect nonunion employees in the company's ongoing bankruptcy proceeding.
The box contained documents filled out by American Airlines cargo, ticket, gate and reservation workers, with proof of some $8 million in claims. Unions typically intervene in bankruptcy cases on behalf of their members, but the effort by XXXXXXX, who has worked for American Airlines for 21 years, and his colleagues represents an unusual way for 10,000 American Airlines workers who are not unionized to exert influence over the proceedings.
They formed an ad-hoc committee that has been granted standing in court and already begun to force the company to change some of its plans.
“During bankruptcy, everyone gets hurt, but it's clear nonunion workers get hurt more,” said XXXXXXXX, organizing coordinator for Communications Workers of America District 1. “Once you have a union, you get a seat at the table. This is the best we can do before we win the election to try to get some negotiating power.”

 

[eolesen]

What's the point of blanking out the name? Once they're entered onto the docket, all the information and their names will be part of the public record.

And, they'll be right there for all of the world, including management, to see.

Dumb, dumb, dumb.

 

[john john]

What's the point of blanking out the name? Once they're entered onto the docket, all the information and their names will be part of the public record.

And, they'll be right there for all of the world, including management, to see.

Dumb, dumb, dumb.

So you post the names if it upsets you so much