Here is the new pilot's thread for the week. As a reminder personal attacks comments and insults will result in the deletion of the entire post, and suspension of the poster. Keep it civil folks....
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And let me start off with some more definitions:
sen⋅ior⋅i⋅ty   /sinˈyɔrɪti, -ˈyɒr-/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [seen-yawr-i-tee, -yor-]
–noun, plural -ties for 2. 1. the state of being senior; priority of birth; superior age.
2. priority, precedence, or status obtained as the result of a person's length of service, as in a profession, trade, company, or union: First choice of vacation time will be given to employees with seniority.
OOPS! I guess the west forgot to look this one up!
It looks like they should have looked at this before filing all of those lawsuits.
This is all the judge needs.
Case closed.
I had already looked this one up. I can even use it in a sentence.
"The West pilots do not look favorably on USAPA's attempt to steal their seniority."
or better yet.
"The USAirways and America West pilots seniority was combined by agreement in binding arbitration."
You are correct, this is all the judge needs, then we will see this sentence in the papers.
"The judge ruled in favor of the former America West pilots in a DFR lawsuit stemming from the unions attempt to harmfully realign their seniority."
Into the bubble water a wee bit on the early side, I see......
And let me read between the lines for you:Don't forget the second part:
I had already looked this one up. I can even use it in a sentence.
"The West pilots do not look favorably on USAPA's attempt to steal their seniority."
or better yet.
"The USAirways and America West pilots seniority was combined by agreement in binding arbitration."
You are correct, this is all the judge needs, then we will see this sentence in the papers.
"The judge ruled in favor of the former America West pilots in a DFR lawsuit stemming from the unions attempt to harmfully realign their seniority."
Guess we'll find out today.I really hate to pee in your cheerios kids, but that little abomination you all may have forgotten about, from early 2004 called "MidAtlantic Airways" will soon become a huge factor regarding the entire "Nic Reward" and all pending litigation associated with it.
The little bit of information, and please save or quote this for later reference, regards the validity of the seniority lists submitted to Mr. Nic before he constructed the combined list. A very high up little birdy has told me that there is some very damning evidence recently disclosed during MidAtlantic / ALPA discovery that will rear it's very ugly head soon. I can guarantee it will piss-off everyone, west and east alike...
So, hang in there kids. This information bombshell will come forth well before any of the west DFR pre-trial motions are exchanged.
You can continue to waste bandwidth all you want about "Binding Arbitration", "Integrity" etc... I wholeheartedly agree with the west, that "Binding Arbitration" is binding, but only if the IMPORTANT DATA used by the arbitrator is correct / valid. You will all soon see that "Integrity" definitely did not apply to ALPA during the arbitration hearings.
Guess we'll find out today.
We'll see if it goes a little better this time.
1. As the parties did not meet the obligation to confer in person or by telephone concerning
the issues raised in their letter motions to the court, they are required to do so by
December 19, 200. Any disputes raised in their letter motions which they are unable to
resolve through such a conference shall be listed in a letter filed with the court by the
close of business on December 26, 2008. No further argument is necessary.
Pilots "fighting" over road apples. Parker has got to love it.East stays on LOA93 until a new agreement is reached and the west continues to get paid more for doing the same work.
I really hate to pee in your cheerios kids, but that little abomination you all may have forgotten about, from early 2004 called "MidAtlantic Airways" will soon become a huge factor regarding the entire "Nic Reward" and all pending litigation associated with it.
The little bit of information, and please save or quote this for later reference, regards the validity of the seniority lists submitted to Mr. Nic before he constructed the combined list. A very high up little birdy has told me that there is some very damning evidence recently disclosed during MidAtlantic / ALPA discovery that will rear it's very ugly head soon. I can guarantee it will piss-off everyone, west and east alike...
So, hang in there kids. This information bombshell will come forth well before any of the west DFR pre-trial motions are exchanged.
You can continue to waste bandwidth all you want about "Binding Arbitration", "Integrity" etc... I wholeheartedly agree with the west, that "Binding Arbitration" is binding, but only if the IMPORTANT DATA used by the arbitrator is correct / valid. You will all soon see that "Integrity" definitely did not apply to ALPA during the arbitration hearings.
Drive a shism? No.Pilots "fighting" over road apples. Parker has got to love it.
Are you, kinda, some one hired to drive a schism?
Here's some info, I guess you are on ice.
BEFORE: VIKTOR V. POHORELSKY DATE: 12/30/08
U.S. MAGISTRATE JUDGE START TIME: 10:15 a.m.
END TIME: 11:15 a.m.
DOCKET NO. CV-05-4751 JUDGE: NG
CASE NAME: Naughler, et al. v. Airline Pilots Ass’n
CIVIL CONFERENCE
PURPOSE OF CONFERENCE: Discovery, Status and Scheduling
APPEARANCES: Plaintiff Michael Haber
Defendant James Linsey; Eyad Asad
SCHEDULING AND RULINGS:
1. The parties have resolved their disputes concerning discovery, as indicated in the defendant’s December 26, 2008 letter to the court. As a result, their respective motions to compel are withdrawn. The parties have agreed that any as yet unproduced discovery shall be completed by the plaintiffs by January 19, 2009, and that deadline is hereby so
ordered by the court.
2. In accordance with the court’s ruling at the last conference the plaintiffs identified on the record the seniority lists alleged in the complaint to be erroneous or corrected. The plaintiffs will identify the lists in writing for the defendant and will produce batesnumbered copies of the lists that were identified at the conference but which have not yet been bates-numbered.
3. The defendant’s request that further discovery be stayed pending resolution of a proposed motion for summary judgment is denied, but without prejudice to any application for such relief in connection with a request to Judge Gershon for a premotion conference regarding any such motion.
4. The next conference will be held by telephone on March 27, 2009 at 2:00 p.m., to be initiated by counsel for the plaintiffs (Chambers: 718-613-2400).