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Old 06-12-2012 | 01:15 PM
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From: Boeing's Plastic Jet Button Pusher - 787
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Originally Posted by Monkeyfly
As JH has stated before, a release does not mean the end of negotiations. In fact it means more serious negotiations as there is now a very real deadline (to management): the end of 30 day cooling off.

So there is no surprise that the NMB would schedule additional dates. What we care about is the start of the 30-day clock.
I 100% agree/understand that the "30 Day Cooling/Clock" is the ONLY firm deadline that the Company would be forced to heed.

The question still stands, are the dates that were 'penciled-in' by the NMB (through June 29th) serving as the foreshadowing of an impending 30-Day Cooling Period (IE-"break-neck" 7 day a week neg.)?? Conversely, are the extension dates written in by Chairman Puchala serving as filler by which to allow Mgt to continue the same foot-dragging dance that they have displayed for months on end?

I realize that it's the million-dollar question, but I guess no way to know till the end of the week
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