Tim Nelson
Veteran
No crystal ball needed. Just knowledge of core leverage building strategies and models that have been around for years. First off, I told you and Roabilly that Delaney was a fraud and would do the exact sorta thing that he just did. I'm glad he finally fell on his sword and 141 rising finally fell on their own sword like I said they would but i'm no prophet. I go by leverage techniques and unfortunately Delaney subscribed to interest based negotiation strategy that preaches cooperation and leaves the membership out. Those techniques were our fundamental differences two years ago and it doomed the UA membership in this TA. I doubt any of our AGC"s are knowledgable about the various techniques used in Labor over the years that build leverage and keep a strong hand. I've done this for 30 years and was raised in it and although than core "Rah Rah Union babble" our agc's believe in labor but really are not educated on leverage building. Does the UA TA affect US AIRWAYS negotiations? Yes if it passes but not cataclysmic wise. BTW, what are our AGC's doing right now???? Are they sitting on their &^%* leaning on that goofy letter the IAM put out that talks big about "Contract first" or are they out there building solidarity movements and organizing pickets with membership participation that puts such a letter to motion and off the piece of paper? That's just for starters but no, they probably didn't even think of that one. One thing is for sure, your company coming to labor agreements with other unions on a foreign property is a slap in the face that should be met with more than a flimsy letter. If that's good enough for you then I'm truly sorry but a dopey letter is the same thing the IAM did at United. Go ahead, instead of learning something how about you continue to bust my balls and talk about all the nice phone calls you have from your AGC over a grievance. You just don't listen man. YOu just don't listen. Lose the hate and open your eyes sometime. regards,Tim,
Can you explain how exactly it wil directly affect US negotiations? And I wish I had your crystal ball, I sure wouldnt be working here if I did.