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N628AU said:Wow, does anyone really think that IAM letter is serious? I sure the company doesn't. This is from the same group that had the M&R group revote on a concessions package because the membership was "confused".
Maybe, we all know you aint got the cojones!Overspeed said:Is it true that Bob is being loaned to the IAM to organize the strike?
Overspeed said:Is it true that Bob is being loaned to the IAM to organize the strike?
AMFAinMIAMI said:
O/Speed
Are you actually putting down one of the TWU members? How can that be you have done nothing but sing and dance the praises of the TWU for how long now?
Remember if you and all the others who still support the TWU, and think that the TWU is the best union for the future of our class and craft. Then lets put it to a VOTE.
Support the signing of cards, both by the iAM/TWU mechanics and let the VOTE end this bs now and forever.
Casting stones back and forth gets us no where, if the TWU is so secure then lets have a vote. No more scare tactics, or scams, just put the reputation of the TWU and the IAM on the line.
This new TWU Local isn't working for the membership as it was intended. Lack of info and untruths, just as many scams as before.
Haven't you Had enough YET? Or are you apart of the scam thus you benefit from all of this?
do you actually believe this crap?Overspeed said:Just sarcasm. Bob wanted a strike so here is his chance to lead the charge.
Voting for new representation is part of a process. So what now? The new regime at 514, 567, and 591 will have to explain the virtues of staying with the TWU to all if us. In the aggregate, the TWU has done better than all other unions in the industry.
Overspeed said:
Just sarcasm. Bob wanted a strike so here is his chance to lead the charge.
Voting for new representation is part of a process. So what now? The new regime at 514, 567, and 591 will have to explain the virtues of staying with the TWU to all if us. In the aggregate, the TWU has done better than all other unions in the industry.
Don't worry.700UW said:You are not the same company, still two separate airlines both owned by AAG.
And you cant touch a US plane unless you have gone through training by US and approved by the FAA.
ZundappBella said:Lots of talk here about scabs and, as I've read here, there is nothing in the TWU contract to allow us to refuse to work on US' airplanes. At my station we do contract maint. for US and United and have been since before bankrupcy. So when I'm assigned to go and work a US plane or punch out and go home what protection do I have to refuse? So far it's been mostly just small items, but we've been told that they will no longer be asking US mechanics for field trips and that we will be doing whatever needs to be done. They'll send in a tech guy and we will work under him for larger jobs. No checks or routine stuff, just contract maintenance so far, but if there is a US strike, I'm sure they'll be trying to get checks done as well. TWU needs to make statement in writing declaring what work should and should not be done. I'm sure the TWU monitors this forum, so how about it.
700UW said:The US IAM CBA has it where they dont have to work on struck work, and if a part is shipped to fix a plane, hate to tell you this, a US Mechanic has to go with it to install it.
Contract maintenance can cover on call maintenance, but once parts are shipped it has to be done by a US mechanic.
If there are no mechanics at the airport where the aircraft is out of service, there will be no stores guys.AMFAinMIAMI said:The only way that any mechanics won't be able to fix an aircraft is if the Stores guys at the airport the aircraft is out of service don't get the parts required to the airplane.
That means the stores drivers and the AOG desk fail at their jobs.
ZundappBella said:If there are no mechanics at the airport where the aircraft is out of service, there will be no stores guys.