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iluvaa said:No union before I vote alliance
The company would love that
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iluvaa said:No union before I vote alliance
voting no for alliance will be a yes for no union...Duke787 said:I'm voting NO for alliance, and NO for no union if the option is there, but the most important thing is NOT to spoil your ballet.
brilliant... why dont you just quit your job and go to wal-mart.iluvaa said:No union before I vote alliance
sh*t while you are at it we could write in mickey mouse club...swamt said:If this is fact, then write-in AMFA. Pretty sure the organizing cmte are getting or have the cards back from the NMB by now...
yea the congress set it up when they passed the national labor relations actiluvaa said:Hey clueless people I haven't be had a union for 17 years. I will vote no for the alliance. I didn't set this up that a no for the alliance means no Union but someone did without asking any of us. My belief is the alliance will be 100% worse than what we have now I just won't vote yes on that period
oh yes its never heard of that a union would combine.... form and alliance never ever its totally unprecidented at this company or any other company, never before ever ever ever...iluvaa said:That is completely false typically in a merger you vote for one Union or another not a twisted hybrid of both of them.
You know the difference between working at AA with the twu and working non union? At AA you pay union dues to an organization that works AGAINST you. Thats it. The twu at AA is an obscenity to unionism. When you have to fight your company AND your union what chance do you really have?PHXConx said:yea the congress set it up when they passed the national labor relations act
if you dont like it call your congressman... maybe you and them can write a better law..
Otherwise you have to ask which will be worse no union or the union you dont like? do you trust the company that much to treat you fairly?
wow your really getting on my nerves first you say it's an act of congress then you say it happens all the time and site one case. Obviously you are an IAM plant and only care about the IAM and not the members that don't want this. I haven't met anyone in person or on here that wants this so why do you act like I'm the odd one outPHXConx said:oh yes its never heard of that a union would combine.... form and alliance never ever its totally unprecidented at this company or any other company, never before ever ever ever...
err :wacko:
Teamsters, Communications Workers Agree to Jointly Represent Passenger Service Agents at Merged US Airways and America West
September 12, 2005
(Washington, D.C.) -- The Communications Workers of America and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters today announced a proposed alliance to jointly represent passenger service agents at US Airways when the merger of America West and US Airways is completed.
The proposal to create a new Airline Customer Service Employee Association IBT/CWA will be presented to members of the two unions for their approval, reported Teamsters President James Hoffa and CWA President Larry Cohen.
CWA represents 6,000 passenger agents at US Airways currently, and the Teamsters Union represents 3,500 agents at America West. The employees work as reservations, ticket and gate agents, and also staff hospitality clubs at airports and assist handicapped passengers.
"By working together, we can build a strong, unified passenger service group and protect and improve conditions for employees that both unions represent at US Airways," said CWA's Cohen.
This joint effort will result in strong representation for all workers at the newly merged airline, Hoffa said. As the industry endures continued economic uncertainty, this agreement will ensure that nearly 10,000 workers are united in their fight for fair treatment and job security.
CWA currently has a contract at US Airways whose conditions remain in effect by law, while the Teamsters Union now is in bargaining for a first contract at America West, where employees unionized last year.
The future goal of the association is to improve salaries and conditions for America West and US Airways employees.
In day-to-day representation, CWA will continue to represent workers in the eastern, largely US Airways locations, and the Teamsters will represent those in the western states where America West mainly operates.
The pact calls for the presidents of the two unions to alternate in heading up the association, with Cohen initially serving as director for the first year and Hoffa as vice director. CWA and the Teamsters Union will each designate an equal number of representatives from their local unions to form a US Airways Representation Committee to meet at least four times a year on workplace issues and policies of the association. All policy questions must be jointly approved.
http://teamster.org/content/teamsters-communications-workers-agree-jointly-represent-passenger-service-agents-merged-us-
i cant help you have a short fuse and im getting on your nerves try herbal tea..iluvaa said:wow your really getting on my nerves first you say it's an act of congress then you say it happens all the time and site one case. Obviously you are an IAM plant and only care about the IAM and not the members that don't want this. I haven't met anyone in person or on here that wants this so why do you act like I'm the odd one out