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Not so fast, I said MX and Fleet could negotiate separately but agree to come out together as in 14. That was based on others saying NMB might separate. I don't believe that separate negotiations for Fleet TWU/IAM or MX TWU/IAM could happen. I'm not sure though.That will be determined by lawyers I'm sure. If I confused anybody, I apologize.
P. Rez
In the NMB certification of the Fleet, Maintenance and Stores Association it delineates the separation of the three groups gives them the authority to negotiates for those "craft and classes."
The certification also extinguished the IAM and TWU's individual authority to bargain for the separate Fleet, Maintenance and Stores groups.
Due to that separation it would be likely the NMB would separate the groups, at some point, within Mediation.
In the NMB certification of the Fleet, Maintenance and Stores Association it delineates the separation of the three groups and gives them the authority to negotiates for those "craft and classes."
The certification also extinguished the IAM and TWU's individual authority to bargain for the separate Fleet, Maintenance and Stores groups.
Due to that separation it would be likely the NMB would separate the groups, at some point, within Mediation.
Fleet, Mechanics and Related Groups all went in together and all will come out together as well.
"The Board [NMB] finds that the TWU/IAM Mechanics Association is the certified representative of the Mechanics and Related Employees craft or class at the New American and that certification hereinafter will be referred to as the certification in NMB Case No. R-7422. TWU’s certification...and IAM’s Certification...are extinguished."
"The Board further finds that TWU/IAM Fleet Association is the certified representative of the Fleet Service Employees craft or class at the New American and that certification hereinafter will be referred to as the certification in NMB Case No. R-7423. TWU’s certification...and IAM’s Certification...are extinguished."
"Finally, the Board finds that the TWU/IAM Stores Association is the certified representative of the Stock and Stores Employee craft or class at the New American and that certification hereinafter will be referred to as the certification in NMB Case No. R-7424. TWU’s certification...and IAM’s certification are extinguished."
Are you thinking that anyone is arguing with you? I’m not arguing with you. One more time yes.
“The TWU/IAM, Transport Workers Union, International Association of Machinists Employee Association is our Bargaining Agent for Representation issues against the carrier today called American Airlines Group AAG/AAL
Now if you’re ok with the fact that it’s been established that you are correct? Are you ok with that now? Seriously. Are you ok?
The question still remains (That has not been answered by any Lawyers with a Bar Degree or Courts if needed) could THE ASSOCIATION negotiate each individual TWU and IAM amendable contract with AA if there really was any purpose behind doing so?
Wrong.
It's the Fleet Association, Maintenance Association and the Stores Association are the certified negotiating bodies for each of those Crafts.
Read.
Kev are any of those cities staffed with only Ready Reserves or a majority RR? I also assume some of those cities are only staffed by a handful of workers?
Our TWU Represented MEM only had a whopping 13 people working there when the BK closed it.
Currently in total we have around 18,000 Ramp Agents combined between the two groups.
The individual contracts cannot be negotiated separately because there is a Single Carrier determined and neither the TWU nor the IAM have any jurisdiction to negotiate for their current and separate CBA's.
You edited and added. Ok we’ll go on to this now. This is the actual dispute which I concede you “could” be 100% correct. I don’t “think” I said anywhere on this that you were wrong, did I?
But I’m sorry you really don’t have the Education on this issue to state an absolute. Do you?