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As far as "I got mine Beebe". He wont have a job if we decertify. It doesnt take much to figure that one out.
Wow!...I hadn't fully considered the added perks attendant from dumping Alpo
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As far as "I got mine Beebe". He wont have a job if we decertify. It doesnt take much to figure that one out.
The East pilots have put in place a plan to remove ALPA andh most of the building blocks in place to begin the process.
"you", meaning all pilots at US, because 3000 votes trumps 1800 every time.
At least 600 East pilots will not vote to decertify because we realize there is probably another merger in our future and we don't want another American TWA integration.
So much for your trump card.
At least 600 East pilots will not vote to decertify because we realize there is probably another merger in our future and we don't want another American TWA integration.
So much for your trump card.
Their national officer and fellow east pilot Chris Beebe has already warned them of the major mistake they would be making marching around naked without any representation.
If US Airways breaks out, and UAL follows which is very likely considering the already have a strong movement to decertify, ALPA numbers would be dominated by the regional airlines.
It's time to put this to bed. The ALPA merger policy was followed to the letter. The award is binding and fair. Did I mention that is was binding?
The "award" must comply with ALPA merger policy, first.
You are absolutely correct that it must comply with the requirements of merger policy, and not just the process requirements. The process isn’t the issue. The issue is that the process must afford a result that is in compliance within reasonable bounds of the guidance.
However, Prather has broadcast load and clear that they are abdicating and relinquishing all authority and responsibility to effectively implement the merger policy to the participants who then abdicated it to the senile arbitrator.
If ALPA can't rise above a position that necessarily results in pilots vociferously fighting pilots, (while chastising and admonishing us about the woes of it) then they never were more than shamans peddling illusions of unionism. :angry:
Send me my ballot.
The "award" must comply with ALPA merger policy, first.