THANK YOU VELVET HAWTHORNE AND RICK BRASWELL
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Ask the layoff with 90 days furlough/recall USAirways ramp guys what contract they like to have IAM or CWA
YOU REMIND ME OF THE REP FROM OUR CWA LOCAL "WE TRIED FOR YOU' AND "WE HAD NO CHOICE" AND MY FAVORITE "WE DID THIS TO SAVE YOUR JOBS"
CAN YOU SAY "FORECLOSURE"?.........
YOU REMIND ME OF THE REP FROM OUR CWA LOCAL "WE TRIED FOR YOU' AND "WE HAD NO CHOICE" AND MY FAVORITE "WE DID THIS TO SAVE YOUR JOBS"
CAN YOU SAY "FORECLOSURE"?.........
Give's me a nice warm fuzzy feeling to know Im working across gates from an WN agent who is making $24 an hour... boarding a flight closing out, and pulling the jetway. Same thing Im doing.... 
Shows once again the CWA lost and like I said AA's Mainline Agents are non-union.
Your links about them organizing are from 1998, lol!
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I hope that change of control was not effected by this. Now let's see what this GD union is made of. FIGHT FOR US FOR CHRIST'S SAKE!
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Oh, I've been right here, but I think we are all sick and tired of being blackmailed all the time.
The CWA DOES have change of control language in the CBA. As my paste and link in my previous post shows.
My post
The CWA withdrew their change of control grievance when they reached a Interim Transition Agreement with US Airways. As my paste and link in my previous post shows.
My post
As usual you beat everyone else up when you say their facts are wrong yet you can't keep your facts straight. Stone thrower. Just like all the baloney you threw out about striking and major disputes you are proved wrong again.
Your blind obsession blinds you once again, like I said the CWA gave up their grievance in order to get the company to recognize the CWA/IBT Alliance.
Get over stalking me and stick to the facts.
And you are quoting a post about AA's CSAs not being unionized.
Better go learn how to read, there is nothing in the US/CWA/IBT Interim Agreement about giving up the change of control grievance, once again dont let the facts get in your way.
CWA/US/IBT Interim Agreement
Get over stalking me and stick to the facts.
And you are quoting a post about AA's CSAs not being unionized.
Better go learn how to read, there is nothing in the US/CWA/IBT Interim Agreement about giving up the change of control grievance, once again dont let the facts get in your way.
CWA/US/IBT Interim Agreement
Yeah I guess the news the CWA/IBT put out to its members lie just like you do sonny. Let me post and link to the whole thing again and maybe it will sink in to your hard head..LOL no way to thick
December 6, 2005
CWA Local Officers and Staff
The new Passenger Service Employee Association IBT + CWA has reached an Interim Transition Agreement with US Airways management on all the outstanding seamless service and transition issues, and we will accordingly withdraw our change of control grievance. After two months of negotiations by the committee (CWA Local Officers, attorneys and staff and IBT attorneys and staff) the agreement calls for the following:
Stick to facts and learn to read.
Still waiting a month later for you response to my destroying your major dispute and striking argument. Still waiting for the proof I asked for to back up anything you claimed back then. LOL Or you gonna use the excuse again the board mods told you not to respond to me. LOLLOL..Everyone knows the only time you don't respond back about something is when you KNOW you are wrong and 90% of the rest of the time you are responding is when you think you are right but you aren't
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