Edward
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Since the other thread has got pretty long, it's time for a new thread. Please read the rules at top of this forum PRIOR to posting. Thank you & happy holidays to all.
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Just to be clear, Clear...how has Nic prevailed? The second the Ninth removes the injunction, the DOH list with fences and restrictions (unlike any other group on the property got) goes right back on the table. If the ninth does not remove the injunction, all bets are off. But as hundreds have said here before..no contract will pass a vote, at least until attrition says otherwise.
I am not connecting too well on my, as you joke, fantasyland scenario as to how the merger would have taken place with DOH in the ALPA CBL. We all know it was not there. Had it been there, I don't see how either side could have proposed lists that violated the CBL of the union that represented both of them. But no need to berate me more, it was just an observation.
Crzipilot said:BOS. Base gets a valentine surprise in Feb. Where does he go next?
Ooooo. More scary threats from east pilots.DCA (bigger fish in smaller pond, rather than CLT.) He wouldn't dare show up in PHL.
Sorry Reed, but the Nic prevailed the day it was accepted by the company.
I think you are right. I was not thinking of any specific pilot, mine was a general comment of threats to anyone going to PHL.I'm not positive, but I think they're referring to everyone's "favorite" East pilot...
Jim
For all of you that are hanging your hat on ripeness. Document 593 Finding of facts and conclusion of law. This is what the judge had to say about ripeness. He spent several pages addressing ripeness take the time to read this document. It is on the usapa web site.
Well it looks like you got it now. Yes Judge Wake and a jury did decide. The ninth will simply review those decisions. Evidence that it has been decided. The injunction is in force. Usapa cannot even talk to the company about anything other than the Nicolau list.Oh THAT. From Judge Wake. What were we ever thinking? I will call my rep immediately and tell him to drop the appeal right now.
I am just not on my game today, I keep missing the fact everything is already decided by Judge Wake.
RR
Ooooo. More scary threats from east pilots.
Just why would someone NOT DARE show up in PHL? Because they would be physically assaulted. Verbally assaulted? Sounds like a hostile work environment to me. Perhaps someone would be charged with RICO by the trigger happy union just protecting the members. Maybe the company would take a dim view of less than professional behavior by so called professionals.
Maybe they would be intimidated by ignoring said pilot in the crew room. The shame of not having to talk to angry “good union pilotsâ€. I think most adults could handle that since this is not third grade anymore.
Don’t dare showing up in PHL give me a break.
I understand now pilots at US Airways can only expect to be protected from harassment after paying protection money to usapa. That non members are free game.You really have no idea what/whom we are talking about. And the pilot in question isn't a member of USAPA, but I'll bet he paid up his germane fees with the first letter. And the reason he wouldn't show up in PHL has nothing to do with anything physical. The pilots in PHL just wouldn't put up with his incessant BS and would likely rub his written/verbal crap in his face. Fear of psychological humiliation at his own hand will keep him from PHL.
The only hope there was to change the Nicolau award was to keep ALPA and continue to negotiate as three parties. Probably wouldn't have worked, but as soon as USAPA wiped out the old East and West, they had no choice but to accept the Nicolau award. Fairly ironic. You can delay, but never win.
I am just not on my game today, I keep missing the fact everything is already decided by Judge Wake.