It's a matter of opinion to say that United was going to do it anyways. One thing that we do know is that the sUA ramp had all ramp work under scope at all ramp stations.
Before Bankruptcy and the hammer of the Judge?
If there was one jet flight at the station, then it was our ramp. So, we do know that BUF, SLC, and DTW would NOT have been contracted out if the TA didn't pass since we can say with certainty that all of that work was union work until it was voided by the TA.
Are you also here talking about the Judges Hammer? We maybe should change the language for TA here to FU,A or SOOL,A ????
Going from 29 protected ramp stations down to 7 is disappointing. Maybe the common ground that me and you may have on this is that we both can admit that only having 7 ramp stations under scope is a bit alarming. I mean, even large stations like New York and Boston have no scope.
Absolutely agree. And I blame the ultra morons in the past who were too stupid not to join a Union and get a freakin CBA under there belt. I'll never say that they got what they deserve but they did get what should have been expected.