crazystnic
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- Sep 28, 2010
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I did not make it up.
AOL's lawyers did not make it up.
We both agree however with the company's lawyer, Siegel, who told Judge Silver this exact thing.
The TA is the controlling contract, is the status quo, the section regarding seniority integration, section 4 I believe is complete and rendered the Nic. Therefore the Nic is status quo at LCC.
The company, as you point out, has been operating under the terms of the TA for 8 years.
The Nic is not just a piece of paper. The Nic is the conclusion of section 4 of the TA. Just as one operating certificate is the conclusion of sect 2 of the TA. Just as furloughs and recalls are the result of section 5 etc..etc..
Three things the east really need to get a grasp on.....1. It's called binding arbitration for a reason. 2. The Nic is still the only accepted system seniority list at LCC...3. When a judge tells you you are on dangerous ground....that is a hint you ought to take.
you are such a blow hard it's funny... I guess that is how it is in your senior cockpit... you doing all talking and the FO just wishing and praying you would stfu