A person signing up for overtime has no advantage if you are a CC, D1 or regular clerk. They go by low OT hours worked, low man gets called. There is no separate sheet. If they need a CC, they call in 8 hrs, move a D1 that is already scheduled that day from his work area and put the day off overtime to cover the moved D1 hole.cltrat said:so if the clerk is D1 he gets called ahead of the CC?
Lus shouldnt recognize D1 qualified. That is a laa term due to the duties of cc which are clearly different than lead. Now, some stations are starting to restrict lead swaps to people who are d1 qualified. Thats not how it hasbeen ptior.AANOTOK said:Also, a CC cannot cs with a clerk (agent) unless the clerk is on a special qualified list. That limits his possibilities.
I cannot believe no one has posted after this posting. The updates the membership is getting is freakin pathetic. More info on articles and exact discussions would be nice. The membership needs to take this time to flood him with e-mails on what it would take for you guys to get a contract. Go ahead and send to him what he asked for. Otherwise they won't fight for it. You all should send him that they should restore everything lost since 2003, period, nothing less, and then tell him that Parker needs to make good on his Delta or United plus 7%, period. Anything less is unexceptable, period..700UW said:http://www.twu.org/blog/tabid/84/vw/1/itemid/830/default.aspx
President Lombardo Meets with AA Negotiating Team
Published 21 Jun, 2016
International President Harry Lombardo met with presidents of TWU’s American Airlines locals yesterday, taking a short break from ongoing negotiations preparations for an honest and frank status check on bargaining with the company.
“We’re investing an incredible amount of resources into this,” Lombardo told the group. “And if you need more, tell me. Don’t tell me what you think I want to hear. Tell me what I need to hear.”
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Lombardo pledged TWU International’s unconditional support to the negotiating team, and encouraged them to continue to take a hard line leadership role at the bargaining table. “There are no back room deals to be made in this administration,” he explained. “You know what your members need, and we’re going to take this company on, together, to make sure they finally get it.”
The group discussed what articles had been agreed upon so far, and how the negotiation process has been working for the last several months. They strategized new tactics for future bargaining meetings, including how to better communicate with membership, and the ongoing Today We Unite unity campaign.
Secretary Treasurer Alex Garcia also joined the meeting to hammer out specific contract items with the group as they prepare to return to the table later this week.
“We’ve been at this seven months already,” Lombardo remarked. “It’s no one’s fault but American Airlines’ that more progress hasn’t been made.”
Im ready for lombardo to take over. Sito pantoja has shown to be too pro management after signing the hawaiian, united, and spirit disasters.swamt said:I cannot believe no one has posted after this posting. The updates the membership is getting is freakin pathetic. More info on articles and exact discussions would be nice. The membership needs to take this time to flood him with e-mails on what it would take for you guys to get a contract. Go ahead and send to him what he asked for. Otherwise they won't fight for it. You all should send him that they should restore everything lost since 2003, period, nothing less, and then tell him that Parker needs to make good on his Delta or United plus 7%, period. Anything less is unexceptable, period..
im going to do a video for the twu peeps discussing the bad and the ugly of the iampf in a Q and A. Hopefully, next week. The leadership has the information on the iampf, so should you.Traymark said:More info for the low info lovers of the IAMPF
http://pbgc.gov/about/who-we-are/retirement-matters/post/2016/06/20/PBGCs-Two-Pension-Insurance-Programs-Single-Employer-and-Multiemployer.aspx?source=govdelivery&utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery#cid=COLA01AKJUN2120161
Read carefully, because the Association will paint an entirely different picture of the pension fund they want to throw all of you into.
Nothing personal really since we all know in your own mind you are an expert on multiple matters but perhaps it would be more prudent to hire a Financial expert who has an MBA in Business and provide the firm he runs all pertinent information and documentation in regards to the fund and its current and future assets and liabilities? And let them make a video.Tim Nelson said:im going to do a video for the twu peeps discussing the bad and the ugly of the iampf in a Q and A. Hopefully, next week. The leadership has the information on the iampf, so should you.
Well I must admit that's very impressive. Maybe Tim can give sound financial advice then since I've read that to attend and graduate from a University for Religious studies is quite cheap. Although it is a little concerning that the studies in that field don't include anything involving the Financial field of academics.700UW said:His degree is in theology.