Workingman
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- Nov 6, 2002
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First of all Fed Ex Mechanics were non-union.
Second, EAL the IAM went on strike against the tyrant Lorenzo, all other unions ALPA and TWU followed, it was the greatest showing of labor in years, it forced and banned Lorenzo out of the industry.
Third, The issue went to arbitration, Arbiter Kasher made the ruling, that is the process you had to follow, the TWU screwed the former TWA employees not the IAM.
Fourth, The IAM was not the certified bargaining rep of the AA employees they could not do anything legally.
Don't let the facts get in your way.
First of all FTL mechanics were IAM and they gave away a bunch to FEDX.
Oh yes STRIKE STRIKE STRIKE and lose everything! And Lorenzo did die. He just resurrected elsewhere.
Third, when the St. Louis mechanics bumped around the system they went where they wanted not to where the lowest guy was. They were still 2 carriers and arbitration had nothing to do with it.
Fourth, when the TWA mechanics were laid off, because the St. Louis mechanics bumped them out, they were all IAM. The TWU became the bargaining rep on 4/29/02 and until that date they were under IAM. The lay offs took place in 2001.
Don't let the facts get in your way.