SO - Where's the SLI?
#1031
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There was one action found to be a dfr failure-10h. I disagree with the 9th on that, but that's the way the system works. You got your remedy.
The MOU was a do over. It got us out of our quagmire. One side, the east came off it's position (DOH ). The other agreed to, the west, but had their fingers crossed and went to court. It really got you nothing and the do over continues.
It's over. We're just waiting to see what the do over contains and I don't believe it was a grand slam for the east.
#1032
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There was one action found to be a dfr failure-10h. I disagree with the 9th on that, but that's the way the system works. You got your remedy.
The MOU was a do over. It got us out of our quagmire. One side, the east came off it's position (DOH ). The other agreed to, the west, but had their fingers crossed and went to court. It really got you nothing and the do over continues.
It's over. We're just waiting to see what the do over contains and I don't believe it was a grand slam for the east.
The MOU was a do over. It got us out of our quagmire. One side, the east came off it's position (DOH ). The other agreed to, the west, but had their fingers crossed and went to court. It really got you nothing and the do over continues.
It's over. We're just waiting to see what the do over contains and I don't believe it was a grand slam for the east.
Any elimination or moderation of the Nic is an East win and a West loss. If you wear a $20 cheep a$$ tie that cost you $675 you don't want to lose an inch.
East wins, to that extent, but I also agree it won't be a grand slam because of the LOS adjustment (West has less furlough time). And truthfully the West still has a lottery ticket when you confess that no one really ever grew up wanting to ever work for AWA... and now look how awesome it has turned out!
#1033
Seems like that after all these years you would know what happened.
The
firat proposed ratio was not Captain to Captain. Instead, America West
added to its 855 Captains an additional 114 First Officers, who,
America West claimed, expected captaincies based on the 19 A320s on
firm order as of May 2005. That combined figure (969) was to beintegrated on a straight ratio basis with 1121 US Airways Captains, a
number derived from staffing assumptions based on what 'were 221 US
Airways aircraft as of February 2006. This ratio would be followed by an
integration of the remaining America West First Officers (925) with
1051 US Airways First Officers, also on a straight ratio basis. After the
reinsertion of those on extended medical leaves and those in nonflying
positions, this would put 2431 US Airways pilots on the bottom of
the list, 959 of whom were active pilots as of May 19, 2005 with the remaining 1472 furloughees."
Who was trying to gain off the back of others?
"Like that of US Airways, America West's position was not
substantially modified during the proceedings."
The
firat proposed ratio was not Captain to Captain. Instead, America West
added to its 855 Captains an additional 114 First Officers, who,
America West claimed, expected captaincies based on the 19 A320s on
firm order as of May 2005. That combined figure (969) was to beintegrated on a straight ratio basis with 1121 US Airways Captains, a
number derived from staffing assumptions based on what 'were 221 US
Airways aircraft as of February 2006. This ratio would be followed by an
integration of the remaining America West First Officers (925) with
1051 US Airways First Officers, also on a straight ratio basis. After the
reinsertion of those on extended medical leaves and those in nonflying
positions, this would put 2431 US Airways pilots on the bottom of
the list, 959 of whom were active pilots as of May 19, 2005 with the remaining 1472 furloughees."
Who was trying to gain off the back of others?
"Like that of US Airways, America West's position was not
substantially modified during the proceedings."
Now if you are going to get into these specifics with me TR, at a minimum you need to better arm yourself with proper information. The west's final proposal was a major step from the initial proposal, but you my friend can not provide any proof of the east's move off of its stance of DOH and I think it was summed up best by the east merger attorney Dan Katz when asked by George if there had been any movement. The answer was they stand on their position of DOH.
The current panel is now changed with trying to unravel this mess you've created. I highly doubt that they started with 3 lists as if the last merger never happened. To do that they would most certainly have to start from scratch and that would create even more headaches. I won't speculate on what they will or won't do, I will however say that the information being passed on this thread is not a true and accurate measure of the final outcome. One needs only to ask themselves the obvious question of why have this rebuttal phase if the final decision has already been made. I would be willing to bet that they have put together a few different lists and now the members get to say how this would or would not impact the groups for which they represent.
The people making these bold statements here are merely doing what the east has done in the past and this is managing expectations which also proved to be a bad deal then as well.
WD
#1036
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WD, those words above are not mine, they are George Nicolau 's. He obviously didn't think that you made any substantial changes. Again read his words.
My understanding is that the time for adjustment in this merger was post hearings, when the teams got together privately with the panel. This phase is more of a gross error check.
I could be wrong, but given your track record, I bet you are.
My understanding is that the time for adjustment in this merger was post hearings, when the teams got together privately with the panel. This phase is more of a gross error check.
I could be wrong, but given your track record, I bet you are.
#1037
WD
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WD, those words above are not mine, they are George Nicolau 's. He obviously didn't think that you made any substantial changes. Again read his words.
My understanding is that the time for adjustment in this merger was post hearings, when the teams got together privately with the panel. This phase is more of a gross error check.
I could be wrong, but given your track record, I bet you are.
My understanding is that the time for adjustment in this merger was post hearings, when the teams got together privately with the panel. This phase is more of a gross error check.
I could be wrong, but given your track record, I bet you are.
In terms of who is correct or incorrect I think someone once stated that you are never wrong about anything ever. I think that either makes you the worlds smartest person or the luckiest.
Good luck to you in this thing I sure you will do just fine.
WD
#1039
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Me never wrong? I'm wrong about things every day. What you will rarely see from me are definative statements about future events that I don't control.
Read Nicolau's words again. You might have thought you made huge changedls, he did not.
Read Nicolau's words again. You might have thought you made huge changedls, he did not.
#1040
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That's not true. The SLI committee members have a very good understanding of what the arbs are proposing the list look like. Rebuttal is not a do over for the hearings.
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