Agreed but I'm going to end this subject with the fact that the representational issue possibly comes later and the 2 unions have come to an agreement which possibly holds up the SCS till that happens. It is not conclusive that the arbitrator will rule in the companies favor either as far as the MOU is concerned ...... Agreed?WeAAsles said:As part of the merger once the Association files for SCS and the NMB accepts that is when the process will begin for a vote for representation by the Association or the No Union option.
This is a merger so we fall under specific guidelines set forth by the NMB.
Tim Nelson said:Prez, will you take fleet service out on strike, given the pos proposal from AH? Yes or No?
mike33 said:I don't see in the TWU constitution where by the Association has to be voted on at this time. It just addresses for CBAs'.
Art XXV pg 72. sec 6 says
" [SIZE=10pt]S[/SIZE][SIZE=7pt]ECTION [/SIZE][SIZE=10pt]6. No Local Union or other subordinate 73 [/SIZE]body, and no officer, agent, representative or member thereof shall have the power or authority to represent, act for, commit or bind the International Union in any matter except upon express authority having been granted therefor by this Constitution or in writing by the International President or the International Executive Council.
Did either one of those sign the agreement?
mike33 said:Agreed but I'm going to end this subject with the fact that the representational issue possibly comes later and the 2 unions have come to an agreement which possibly holds up the SCS till that happens. It is not conclusive that the arbitrator will rule in the companies favor either as far as the MOU is concerned ...... Agreed?
I don't know how i got this deep into this but it is very enlightening........
The Association hasn't even been voted on and some here seem to think it's a done deal.NYer said:
If the TWU doesn't file for the Single Carrier Status as agreed in the MOU then I cannot see how an Arbitrator will not rule in favor of the airline and force the TWU to abide by the MOU.
In order to get away from that agreement, the Association would have to file for the Single Carrier Status, but the IAM has maintained that they will not move forward until they get a standalone agreement.
We find ourselves in a quandary.
Tim,Tim Nelson said:Prez, will you take fleet service out on strike, given the pos proposal from AH? Yes or No?
NotedNYer said:
If the TWU doesn't file for the Single Carrier Status as agreed in the MOU then I cannot see how an Arbitrator will not rule in favor of the airline and force the TWU to abide by the MOU.
In order to get away from that agreement, the Association would have to file for the Single Carrier Status, but the IAM has maintained that they will not move forward until they get a standalone agreement.
We find ourselves in a quandary.
Tim Nelson said:Doyle has my respect and is an independent mind. ORD respects him totally. I've been told [I fully admit it is second hand] that he isn't necessarily convinced on the association but does currently support it.
Lombardo is fine with it. --That would be news to many in the TWU as Mr. Lombardo is said to have supported the view held by some, including many Members in BOS for instance, that are against the Association and feel they were abandoned. If he is fine with it, then he has some explaining to do to many Members. It may be more accurate to state that he's stuck with it.
But one thing I know is that the TWU folks are not going to just continue singing kumbuya with the IAM if the IAM doesn't produce. There are way too many TWU folks laid off to just turn a blind eye indefinitely. --Not only that, but there is a wage adjuster in 2015 that is currently being held down due to the current US wages. If we get closer to that time, the kumbaya is definitely going to be tested.
At any rate, I have had the privilege of getting to know many of the rank and file TWU ORD members at ORD and they ask about the IAM and what is going on, and I explain to them the processes and where we are at.
AANOTOK said:The Association hasn't even been voted on and some here seem to think it's a done deal.
robbedagain said:nyer, about that last little line whereas we find ourselves in the quandry technically the company forced the iam into that due to the company's ABSOLUTE REFUSAL to negogiate with the IAM and the fact they brought AA folks 4.3 raise whilest the US folks are stuck where we are due to the company's failure
i just wanted that clarified. I have members asking.Thank you.P. REZ said:Tim,
If the NMB released us, the membership voted no on the offer and yes on strike, yes I would. What is your point?
P. Rez
Im not going to subject myself to personal accusations nor will i necessarily accuse any other candidate of personal items. I was also born in the usa but im not going to get involved in defending myself over personal items. If someone wants to attack the institution where i obtained my masters education or the proficiency then they are free to do so, but it wont be with me subjecting myself.Hope777 said:TIM, Pat has Answered Your Question.... It's time YOU MAN UP and tell us Where Your Masters is from and What was your Major??? Please, if You want to represent us, YOU need to tell us. We would like to know? BE A MAN !