He leaves out the fact that both the TWU and APA gave up 25% of their compensation, however the pilots got back 10% the first year then 1.5% thereafter.So because "no union in the industry" has negotiated a snap-back clause, you view that as an excuse not to even try?
You and the TWU deserve each other. You're both pathetic.
So the pilots negotiated a partial snapback.
1.5% is less than half the average rate of inflation, so the TWU in fact negotiated a running concesion, 25% up front then a 1.5% cut each year thereafter till 2009. That became the standard for the industry. So the TWU really put in a 34% cut in compensation whereas the pilots 10% snapback the first year leaves them with only a 24% cut, counting inflation.