BoeingBoy
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That's going to leave a mark! 🙂
You deserve it for all the times you've said that I never correct a westie...
Jim
That's going to leave a mark! 🙂
You deserve it for all the times you've said that I never correct a westie...
Jim
PI, I don't think the number of migs has changed enough on either side to make a difference in the upcoming Officer elections. What is evident, is the West has shown a great ability to vote en masse. They may indeed be able to give the election to Cleary...if they can break him out of the primary against a West candidate by splitting the East. Brilliant on their part, as no East pilot is going to vote against Cleary vs. West pilot in the runoff.
But that strategy cuts both ways. The West must consider if they want to work with Cleary in the upcoming merger (M and A..whatever) or candidate "B." Who knows?
As to West migs, they are maxed out. About 500 of them have never, ever joined any union. So far that is holding true.
No superhero answers here, out of my league. Should be interesting.
RR
Well I happen to have read the draft and Kasher adopted the companies position. Get ready for yet another disappointment in the circus clownville.
Injunction
It is true. At that time nothing required the MEC to put anything out for a vote of the membership - not ALPA's C&B/L's or the MEC operating manual. Due to the uproar after the pension was terminated, a resolution passed to add language to the UOM requiring a membership vote on certain matters. That language is why the east pilots voted on the E190 payscale in the TA but not the rest of the TA, which was approved by the MEC.
Jim
No, I think a union that demands payment as a condition of employment better start providing something of value or drop the agency shop provision.Cleary's Not too bright? And you want to move USAPA to PHX? I guess, like most westies; you still think we are all on the same team and all need to work together.
LMAO........Yes, it WAS terminated WITHOUT a membership VOTE......."
LOA 93 came along after the change to the UOM so was ratified by the members (after a lot of "Let My Daddy Vote" LEC meetings). That wasn't to get the MEC to let the membership vote on a tentative agreement but to let the membership vote on a company proposal after the MEC (the GAG component) had convinced enough members that not having a agreement before a bankruptcy filing was the worst thing in the history of the world. In other words, it was at the pinnacle of the GAG vs RC4 battle.The horse obviously left something behind as it ran out of the barn. Oh, yes LOA93.
But supporting a ego-maniacal tyrant that denies not only the votes of the membership, but also the vote of the leadership on anything of substance (OK, cell-phone providers is pretty important) is OK? Does the term Double Standard ring a bell?
No, I think a union that demands payment as a condition of employment better start providing something of value or drop the agency shop provision.
Better yet, LAUNCH USAPA!
OUCH!!!! And from the one eastie (former) you guys trust. That's going to leave a mark! 🙂
Man, you must be way down the food chain if you just now got to see it. I think it was aqua that told us last December that we lost.
Clowns, clowns.........who used that term a lot before????
Cleary cannot win another term on the East with only East votes. Ferguson has told us the West will elect him (see my post last night for the mechanics of that) because he is doing such a good job on screwing up, and supposedly providing DFR fodder.
So if the problem is Cleary, you can only blame yourself(West) if he gets re elected.
You will do as you wish, but don't blame us if you get three more years of the same, or worse.
RR
Ok go it, thank you JimIt is true. At that time nothing required the MEC to put anything out for a vote of the membership - not ALPA's C&B/L's or the MEC operating manual. Due to the uproar after the pension was terminated, a resolution passed to add language to the UOM requiring a membership vote on certain matters. That language is why the east pilots voted on the E190 payscale in the TA but not the rest of the TA, which was approved by the MEC.
Jim
But supporting a ego-maniacal tyrant that denies not only the votes of the membership, but also the vote of the leadership on anything of substance (OK, cell-phone providers is pretty important) is OK? Does the term Double Standard ring a bell?