North by Northwest
Veteran
The party is over...No more "whatever you want for management" stamp from the White House.
It is pay back time for employees and Unions. No wonder NW/Delta pushed this down everyone's throat so fast. The clock was ticking on their bonuses.
Pay back time now...I want my pay cut back, WITH interest.
"Delta, the world's largest airline, is also the U.S. industry's least unionized, with only pilots represented. Unions including the Association of Flight Attendants will try organizing drives next year at the Atlanta-based carrier.
Labor Mediation
A National Mediation Board under Obama appointees may make decisions different from one on Sept. 30 that found Delta hadn't interfered in a union organizing campaign, Wytkind said. The board rules on airline labor disputes.
Obama's mediation board may take steps such as granting quicker releases from mediation, which would let unions start countdowns to possible strikes sooner, said Andrew Steinberg, former transportation assistant secretary under President George W. Bush.
Those actions might prove ``significant'' in giving unions leverage in talks over wage increases and work rules, said Steinberg, a partner at the Jones Day law firm in Washington. "
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...&refer=home
It is pay back time for employees and Unions. No wonder NW/Delta pushed this down everyone's throat so fast. The clock was ticking on their bonuses.
Pay back time now...I want my pay cut back, WITH interest.
"Delta, the world's largest airline, is also the U.S. industry's least unionized, with only pilots represented. Unions including the Association of Flight Attendants will try organizing drives next year at the Atlanta-based carrier.
Labor Mediation
A National Mediation Board under Obama appointees may make decisions different from one on Sept. 30 that found Delta hadn't interfered in a union organizing campaign, Wytkind said. The board rules on airline labor disputes.
Obama's mediation board may take steps such as granting quicker releases from mediation, which would let unions start countdowns to possible strikes sooner, said Andrew Steinberg, former transportation assistant secretary under President George W. Bush.
Those actions might prove ``significant'' in giving unions leverage in talks over wage increases and work rules, said Steinberg, a partner at the Jones Day law firm in Washington. "
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...&refer=home