Originally Posted by
alfaromeo
I could go back and cite other cases of seniority lists being changed, I have read through thousands of pages of transcripts,
Good. After reading thousands of pages of transcripts, you should have great stories to tell us. Please post a case where a seniority list was re-ordered differently than what the arbitrated SLI ordered.
Originally Posted by
alfaromeo
but I already have one, Rakestraw vs. ALPA that your DPA lawyer uses as the bedrock of his defense.
He's not using Rakestraw as the "bedrock", just one reference. But let's look at that case. If memory serves, scabs at the United strike were re-ordered somehow. That was a negotiated settlement regarding seniority.
So your fear is that
any union could use this precedent of re-ordering scabs, to re-order a seniority list after an arbitration? If so, why has this never been tried before to re-order an arbitrated SLI?
Carl