He sure is on an anger rant tonight, isn't he?Nope. He's riding that NADSAQ stock called DOH all the way to zero.
Nos, better renew those meds. You're coming apart at the seams.
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He sure is on an anger rant tonight, isn't he?Nope. He's riding that NADSAQ stock called DOH all the way to zero.
Well PHx is your career expectation is it not, it surely isn't a 330 or 767 job in PHL!
Yea, there flying has only increased by over 25% , not to shabby. I'd say that's a windfall.The announcement of the merger agreement changed everyone's career expectation. Besides, USAPA hasn't offered anything that truly protects the PHX flying for West pilots - Jim
I can certainly understand why you're scared...I'd be scared if I read the 9th's ruling they way you do - missing everything but a snippet here and there. Just look at the qualifier the 9th put on that "doesn't have to contain the Nic" that you and most every other USAPA supporter take to mean USAPA can do pretty much what it wants. Or what the 9th said USAPA had to do if it didn't want the "pain of an unquestionably ripe DFR". While the 9th didn't rule on the merits of DFR 1, they definitely gave USAPA some strong hints of what it needed to do in order to not lose DFR 2.
Since seniority (not longevity) integration is a zero sum game, moving East pilots up the combined seniority (not longevity) list means moving West pilots down that list - taking seniority (not longevity) from the West and giving it to the East. Remember, there have been pilot integrations using relative position on equipment/seat as well as DOH - neither is an ironclad DFR blocker. If USAPA ignores the Nic and uses DOH with minor C&R's it absolutely doesn't mean that USAPA is off the hook.
Jim
OK, I will. This case has little or nothing to do with the situation at LCC. USAPA IS representing BOTH pilot groups, as reflected by the addition of C&Rs, and DOH has been shown to be a fair method of seniority integration. The west was offered positions on the merger committee to build the C&Rs and flat out refused to participate. USAPA won't be held responsible for the childish behavior of the west side.
Yea, there flying has only increased by over 25% , not to shabby. I'd say that's a windfall.
USAPA won't be held responsible for the childish behavior of the west side.
Nope, you're WRONG again, oh legal expert. No one precluded participation by the west except the west themselves, WAAAY different than the Alaska-Jet America case, where Jet America was excluded by management AND ALPA, and ALPA admitted to not following their own merger policy.That's just one more time you're wrong. USAPA, by requesting both single carrier status for LCC and an Investigation of a representational dispute (which lead to the election of USAPA as CBA) committed itself to representing all LCC pilots equally. As I said to Barrister, your reference also says seniority integration is a zero sum exercise - moving one group of pilots up a list necessarily means moving another group down the list. So abandoning an arbitrated list to improve the seniority of East pilots at the expense of West pilots can most certainly be a DFR violation, especially when the C&R's offered are largely meaningless.
Maybe you need your glasses prescription changed - you read what you want to read in rulings and ignore what you don't like.
Jim
You're doing that selective reading again old man - seems to be a habit of yours. I said that you were wrong about USAPA not being responsible for the "childish behavior" of the West. You were wrong since USAPA has a legal obligation to fairly represent the West pilots no matter what they do. That's RLA 101. I understand that there is promising research about senility - maybe you should be checking on that...Nope, you're WRONG again, oh legal expert. No one precluded participation by the west except the west themselves, WAAAY different than the Alaska-Jet America case, where Jet America was excluded by management AND ALPA, and ALPA admitted to not folowing their own merger policy.
And they are. USAPA only recognizes ONE pilot group, NOT east OR west. The contract and it's provisions have to be what's best for the majority of ALL pilots. Go back and finish reading.You're doing that selective reading again old man - seems to be a habit of yours. I said that you were wrong about USAPA not being responsible for the "childish behavior" of the West. You were wrong since USAPA has a legal obligation to fairly represent the West pilots no matter what they do. That's RLA 101.
Jim
And they are. USAPA only recognizes ONE pilot group, NOT east OR west. The contract and it's provisions have to be whats best for the majority of ALL pilots. Go back and finish reading.
That wasn't what it was for, nor did it have that effect.So you're admitting that I was right...
Of course you add some more nonsense. USAPA recognizes only one pilot group? How about that ad hoc committee set up to look for ways to deny or minimize the West profit sharing - seems that USAPA wanted to recognize two pilot groups there.
And that majority thing - no less than SCOTUS has ruled that favoring the majority at the expense of the minority is a violation of a union's DFR responsibilities. But thanks for confirming what I suspected when East posters kept telling the West pilots to help get a non-Nic contract so the West could refile it's DFR suit - it's the "if the majority approves it it isn't a DFR violation" fantasy.
Jim
They've got nothing Jim, other than their miserable selves. Reality is setting in. No DOH and all the fight has been for nothing.
They hate you and PS for the same reason they hate the West: we all have careers. You and PS were captains and the West is or will be captains for good chunks of their careers as well. They're angry and they'll lash out at anyone not like them. Must be miserable waking up each morning and being them. They really are to be pitied.
sumadarson..how many east pilots have made captain that where hired in the last 3-5 years?
Most pilots hired at AWA expected and received an upgrade within 3-5 years with myself included.
Otter