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Typical of usapa communications.Additions to USAPA's "What's Up on the Line": January 4, 2012
Q - Did the President consult the BPR prior to filing this lawsuit?
A - YES. The President informed the BPR via telephone prior to filing the case. The case was filed on May 27, 2011 with the Board's knowledge, and without opposition.
Many pilots believe the Company has been abusing the RLA by frustrating the negotiating, grievance and arbitration process. That being said, the factual and legal landscape was analyzed to determine if there was any way for us to protect ourselves. We determined that there was opportunity to use the courts to make the Company abide by the law. Will it be an uphill fight? Of course; it's not fun walking into Federal Court as a labor union in America. But, we believe that the pilots chose USAPA as their union because they were tired of ALPA not fighting for them, even if it is an uphill battle.
Consult!
Informed!
Two different meanings. Telling the BPR what Cleary did after the action is not consulting before the action. I thought you guy got rid of the ALPA way of doing things. Looks like not.