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[SIZE=12pt]“…The Arbitration Board conducts an evidentiary hearing, with witnesses, evidence and a stenographic transcript. The Board’s Opinion and Award are to be issued simultaneously, within 150 days following the PID, unless both pilot groups and ALPA’s President agree to an extension. The Merger Policy provides, “The Award of the Arbitration Board shall be final and binding on all parties to the arbitration and shall be defended by ALPA.No ALPA seniority integration arbitration result has ever been set aside by the courts although some dissatisfied pilots have challenged the award before administrative agencies and the courts.”[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12pt]US Airwaves June/July 2000[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12pt]US Air Merger Committee Members: Todd Cardoza (PIT), Mike Cleary (BOS),Randy Mowery (PIT)[/SIZE]
 
[SIZE=12pt]It would appear that the courts believe the onus is on any new representative to abide by ALL agreements of the former agent.  Your thoughts sir?  Oh nevermind, you'll just bring up old videos of Daley and cry "it's not fair!"[/SIZE]
 
This just published on company message.. The permanent bid is rescinded. New bid will be republished and awarded according to the Nicolau award including all east and west pilots. Oh nevermind, that is a old AOL update that was prepared ten years ago, so they would be ready for something that never came to be. (Actually it was bait written by the West lawyers, and yes they billed for it.)
 
Phoenix said:
This just published on company message.. The permanent bid is rescinded. New bid will be republished and awarded according to the Nicolau award including all east and west pilots. 
 
It's good to see you mentally preparing for the most probable outcome.  😀
 
Black Swan said:
Ninth Circuit Judge Jay Bybee, who signed an infamous memo approving the Bush Administration’s use of torture while he led the Department of Justice’s Office of Legal Counsel, received $3.4 million in free legal and consulting services to help him avoid accountability for his legally and morally indefensible memo. The lion’s share of this massive gift came from Latham & Watkins, a massive corporate law firm whose clients include Koch Industries, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, ExxonMobil, and Phillip Morris:
Latham & Watkins’ Maureen Mahon­ey took on a major assignment when she agreed to represent Jay Bybee, a federal appellate judge who was accused of violating ethics rules for his work at the U.S. Department of Justice on so-called “torture memos.” Newly released records show just how big the assignment was. . . . Nearly all the assistance, $3,251,893, came from Los Angeles-based Latham, whose lawyers used to appear before Bybee in the courtrooms of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit.
Its worth noting that Mahoney isn’t just any big corporate law firm attorney, she is a former law clerk to then-Associate Justice William Rehnquist and is widely considered one of the top appellate litigators in the country. Although it is common — and indeed admirable — for attorneys of this caliber to provide pro bono services, those services are typically offered to the genuinely needy and not to powerful government officials who could resign their judgeship and immediately receive a job in private practice earning a high six or seven figure salary.
You need to be fitted for a tin foil hat.
 
CactusPilot1 said:
You need to be fitted for a tin foil hat.
No. That's just these Idiots regular M.O.. Blame anything and everyone else. There's ALWAYS  Boogey man out to get them. These people are idiotic beyond repair and even after a mountain of irrefutable proof of their idiocy, they still don't get it.
 
Phoenix said:
If you are speaking of dues, then of course you helped pay for it .... twice.
You'd better familiarize yourself with the Wests' requested relief from Silver. I'd hate for you to be shocked again... :lol:
 
You East folks *HATE* surprises...
 
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