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Remind us again....
What is the payscale at NWA?
With only a couple mechs remaining they can afford to pay them.
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Remind us again....
What is the payscale at NWA?
December 16, 2004
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As a result of this difficult exercise, we kept the class II stations opened, incurred reductions at other stations and added AMT’s to MCO, LAX, MIA and JFK. We believe this to be preferable to the closing of stations. It is in our best interest to ensure that these stations operate as efficiently as possible, albeit with less.
As we are acutely aware, the airline industry has faced an unprecedented litany of challenges during the past few years; our members have certainly endured their share. Looking to the future as the climate improves, it would be our sincere goal to return those effected.
Fraternally,
John M. Conley
Robert Gless
Don Videtich
Paul McCormick
Opeiu-153 afl-cio
C: J. Little
G. Yingst
it would be our sincere goal to return those effected.
amfa's woeful record.... :down:twuer said:Remind us again...........what are those layoff numbers at UAL and NWA under amfa's watch??????? Oh, and don't forget to mention the mess with the pensions and retirees!!!
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Strake said:amfa's woeful record.... :down:
"amfa has done nothing to stem the bleeding of jobs at NWA and UA. Under amfa's watch, NWA has shed 4,000 maintenance jobs and closed down a major base in Atlanta.
amfa's record at UA is even worse, where it has dumped 6,000 maintenance jobs and closed bases in Oakland and Indianapolis. In addition, it did nothing when UA outsourced $2,000,000,000 in aircraft maintenance work to Pratt & Whitney over the next ten years. And more recently, amfa agreed to allow UA to cut retiree health benefits by more than $50,000,000.
amfa's record at Alaska Airlines isn't much better. This month, Alaska announced it is immediately closing its heavy maintenance base in Oakland, eliminating 340 amfa represented mechanics' jobs. That work is being outsourced to non-union Goodrich in Seattle."
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yes and dont forget that was with major concessions and the gutting of our contract without the help of a BK JUDGE :unsure:Boomer said:From another thread, the numbers for the TWU at AA are:
3318 AA AMTs
1515 ex-TWA AMTs
4,833 AMT jobs lost with the TWU
Those numbers do not include the losses slated for the new year due to "rightsizing" Class II stations and the end of the re-pitch work at MCI.
Don't worry: We'll Get'em Next Time
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local 12 proud said:yes and dont forget that was with major concessions and the gutting of our contract without the help of a BK JUDGE :unsure:
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Are you furloughed Anthony?
Boomer said:4,833 AMT jobs lost with the TWU
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The TWU on the other hand, has worked hard to preserve jobs....( a unions #1 priority?)
The amfa has not accomplished anything in a positive light for the majority of its represented work force. Did I miss something here?
Actually Anthony, what the TWU did was ask the membership to vote yes or no on the concessionary contract. The same floor that so wishes the demise of the TWU is no doubt the same that voted to save their jobs and remain employed.
You stated you are not furloughed. Have you ever been under the TWU? Has that paycheck continued to flow into your account every two weeks like clockwork? For you to remain with AA after a 20% decrease in combined wages and benefits says a lot for what the TWU had already bargained for you. Had it been to the point of your failing to provide for yourself or family, surely you would have sought employment elsewhere, like NWA, UAL, or perhaps Alaskan Air.
I believe Anthony that you, and I, are here for the $$$, it can't be for the conversation and entertainment....or can it?