OTTER574
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I've answered every single question you gave me and provided a link. Answer mine! You called me a liar, show your proof, now!
No pi brat you've not provided anything....and how should I say, you LIE!
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I've answered every single question you gave me and provided a link. Answer mine! You called me a liar, show your proof, now!
I just posted what everybody was already thinking. Get over it.
What LIST was ACCEPTED by the company PI BRAT that met the TA?==NIC. Again reread ALL of the TA. The list has been accepted and is PAST TENSE. NO REDO with corrupt usapa and the malcontents from the east.
Otter
You are not looking very far, or you are convienently forgetting the history. Judge Wake indeed wrote an injunction stating, "you Must use the Nic list".
Now I am sure I will be asked, Judge who? did that trial even happen? etc...and I am tired of explaining what the 9th said to the same posters who would be inclined to offer such comments, so let me ask you this.
Does the West have a reasonable expectation that after having been reached through binding arbitration and "accepted" by the company, that the Nic list would ever be used, and if so, when?
The Nic list must be used if the company wants to complete the merger, and/or the pilots want a joint contract.
No pi brat you've not provided anything....and how should I say, you LIE!
Why don't you all just meet out in the playground after school and beat each other up.
I have seen 10 year olds more mature than some of the posters.
No matter what you say, none of you knows what happens and what you post on here will not make a judge rule one way or another.
Your just wasting your time.
Yes, the list has been accepted, but what choice did Parker have? He was obliged to accept a list that was "acceptable" according to the TA. Does that mean that other ways of seniority integration are somehow precluded from meeting those criteria, and therefore also contractually "acceptable?" No. Not at all.
And if you have been paying attention to Parker for the past few months, he has been broadcasting that to the PHX pilots who are too blind, or too stupid, to see it. He has said in the past few months that seniority integration is up to the pilots. If he thought it was settled and the "Nic is it," as you west whiners love to say, then why won't Parker say it?
It's because he knows that other methods could also be contractually acceptable, in which case he might be obligated to accept a different list. Parker said we could do it alphabetically for all he cared. As long as it doesn't cost the company bucketloads of money, it would be accepted.
Parker's "acceptance" of the Nic list is merely the company's acknowledgment that it meets the TA criteria for financial concerns. NOTHING MORE.
Sorry to disappoint your "reasonable expectation," but stomping your feet yelling that the Nic must be used may make you feel good. But it is wasted energy (and money.)
Never forgot.
Looks like Judge Silver will hear oral arguments on motions to dismiss on Feb 9th.
Looks like Judge Silver will hear oral arguments on motions to dismiss on Feb 9th.
Didn't the company include the Addington plantiffs in the suit?To make things clear pi brat..That's a lawsuit against usapa of which they have fought this from the start via lee seham and mike cleary's corrurpt regime called usapa.
Company also stated it will appeal to the 9th circus court of appeals if no remedy is found from the federal district court in this matter.
Otter
Strange thought.
What about loa 93 known failure and judge silver ruling coming up....???
A double whammy against a so called federal law abiding usapa known in some federal courts as a DFR union.
Otter
And theres that magic word again"NIC". IT'S DEAD. Get it into your thick skull. It's over. So nobody is below you except some of your whale sh#t friends.Then you're waaayyy below me on the Nic. I'm merged in with '86 hires. I was still in high school then. Sound weird? Well, it's an indication of how crappy your career was at AAA.
Didn't the company include the Addington plantiffs in the suit?