Dec 2012 / Jan 2013 US Pilots Labor Discussion

[Claxon]

tell 2004 hire marc to keep out there and scout USAPA.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIfKKw-kvPo&list=PL21C1C7D32B996827&index=31

 

[high*flyer]

Unclear, two courts seem to think so. Clear?

 

[cleardirect]

You took the furlough, do not blame everyone else. You are going to fall hard with the news.

Claxon never one to let facts get in the way of your fantasy.

Never been furloughed , now if you are to stupid to learn and understand facts you are a waste of time trying to help.

Where was it you work and what do you do? You told us you are not a us air pilot. Or did you lie?

 

[N924PS]

Just like your St Nic is here post years and years ago. You guys are not worried at all, that is why you are on here 24 hours a day. Remember you are former america west.

Says the guy, under his latest screen name, who is on 23:59 a day himself.

I can't remember, which airline are you employed by now, or were you formerly employed with. I know there's a big skeleton in one of your closets....

 

[dca319]

On Monday in the Phoenix Declaratory Judgment Case, US Airways filed a Notice of Appeal with the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit...... And you were saying......

Notice the "notice"? It's not an appeal but merely a placeholder. It has something to do with timing and limitation. I'm sure someone here can expound upon that.

 

[dca319]

Unclear, two courts seem to think so. Clear?

Curious as to what you are getting at.

 

[high*flyer]

Filing a "notice" begins the appeal process, genius.

 

[dca319]

Filing a "notice" begins the appeal process, genius.

Not necessarily. One does not need a notice to file an appeal as one can just simply file. The notice is a placeholder for a potential appeal. The company may or may not actually file.

 

[Bill Brasky]

Not necessarily. One does not need a notice to file an appeal as one can just simply file. The notice is a placeholder for a potential appeal. The company may or may not actually file.

That's pretty stupid. If you don't know what you're talking about, you should just not talk. Oh, I forgot, you're a westie pretending to be from the East.

Dates are already set for the briefs from each side.

 

[dca319]

Where is that posted?

 

[Bill Brasky]

What posted? The fact that you're a clown acting as an East guy, or the timeframe of the appeal? The first part is all over this forum. The second part is in the union email sent out today.

The westies. Someone needs to tell them that Santa isn't real. And that their lottery ticket isn't getting cashed.

 

[nycbusdriver]

From where did you hear that? I was sent an APA update that told their pilots to expect slotting ala Nic. Why would they care about age? Why do you have to add that to the discussion?

Of course it's going to be slotted. But that doesn't mean that the APA wants to use the Nicolau list. The entire mess will be re-slotted. I disagree that it will be slotted in an egregiously unfair manner "ala Nic" (as you put it.)

 

[traderjake]

I predict that if we get a second bite at the apple it's going to be identical to the first.

 

[prechilill]

Not necessarily. One does not need a notice to file an appeal as one can just simply file. The notice is a placeholder for a potential appeal. The company may or may not actually file.

You are correct

 

[Bill Brasky]

You are correct

Another westie that doesn't know what they're talking about. The "notice to file an appeal" is the first step of the appeals process. There is no "place holder". That's just stupid. You think the courts have time for that? You either appeal or you don't. That's the way the game is played.

More west stupidity. You guys really believe some of your own crap?