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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-03-08/us-airways-wins-dismissal-of-pilot-claims-it-broke-labor-law-1-.html?cmpid=yhoo
So I guess the question is who are they going to take to court next and how badly will they fail at it?http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-03-08/us-airways-wins-dismissal-of-pilot-claims-it-broke-labor-law-1-.html?cmpid=yhoo
So I guess the question is who are they going to take to court next and how badly will they fail at it?
CAPS LOCK IS CRUISE CONTROL FOR COOL. Also check the board rules, thread headings as long as yours should include at least two spelling mistakes.
So I guess the question is who are they going to take to court next and how badly will they fail at it?
There will be no appeal because no court will accept jurisdiction. Two, count 'em, two arbs came up with the same conclusion. MDA pilots were furloughed. So unless USAPA has some dirt in the arbitrator, they're pissing away money AGAIN.US Airways again. In its report on the MDA Longevity grievance loss USAPA's Grievance Committee said, "given the particularly egregious nature of some of the Arbitrator's procedural rulings in this particular case, we are continuing to explore the possibility of seeking to appeal this Award in federal court."
Just one more loss for USAPA and our dues dollars at work. Let's see USAPA's RICO lawsuit was dismissed, USAPA's RICO appeal was dismissed, USAPA was found guilty by a jury 9-0 in federal court of DFR, USAPA was found guilty in federal court of committing a crime and now has a Permanent Injunction against every pilot, and now its Status Quo suit against US Airways was dismissed.
Meanwhile, US Airways' pilots are the highest taxed and lowest paid major airline pilots in the entire U.S. while USAPA's "elite" garner FPL, up to 95 hours pay/month, stipends, automobiles, and loyalty points.
If the fact that breeze thinks he's going to win the 3% that Kasher agreed to look at gives you any indication....Is there any sane adults there? Can they not see it is well past time to cut there loses and throw in the towel.
No effect at all.So how does this ruling dismissing the suit move the process of a unified contract along (if at all)? Does it have ANY effect on the stalemate?
USAPA is the USFL of unions.
Fail, fail, fail, fail, fail, fail, fail.
If it was a horse it would have been dog food months ago.l
CONCLUSION
Defendants’ motion to dismiss is granted in full. Counts I, II, III, and IV are dismissed
with prejudice pursuant to Rule 12(B)(1).20 Count IV is dismissed without prejudice pursuant to
Rule 12(B)(6). Given the allegations of plaintiff and the facts attested to by the parties in
litigating this motion, the court is doubtful that plaintiff could cure this count through
amendment. However, should plaintiff seek to do so, plaintiff’s counsel shall file a letter,
pursuant to the court’s individual motion practices, requesting leave to amend and outlining in
detail the additional facts it could allege in support of its claim. Failure to do so within thirty
days will result in the dismissal of Count I with prejudice, the entry of judgment, and the closing
of the docket in this case.
SO ORDERED.
20 The parties have made an evidentiary showing on these counts that demonstrate that plaintiff cannot cure its
complaint to establish subject matter jurisdiction. Leave to amend would therefore be futile, and the court dismisses
these counts with prejudice. See 5B Charles Alan Wright et al., Federal Practice & Procedure § 1350 (3d Ed. 2011)
(“Only when the affidavits show that the pleader cannot truthfully amend to allege subject matter jurisdiction should
the court dismiss without leave to replead.”); see also Pot Luck, L.L.C. v. Freeman, No. 06-Civ. 10195, 2009 U.S.
Dist. LEXIS 25097 (S.D.N.Y. Mar. 10, 2009) (“[A] court may dismiss without leave to amend when amendment
would be futile.”)
18 Plaintiff captions Count I as also asserting an alleged violation of 45 U.S.C. § 152 First. Plaintiff’s citation to that
section appears to have been a typographical error, as the section pertains to the duty of carriers and employees to
settle disputes and plaintiff makes no argument for its application to representative rights.