Originally Posted by
R57 relay
That a new union has the right to renegotiate any section of the contract they inherited.
You are defining DFR, thing is, you won't be the one that gets to do that. A judge will. And it doesn't look like that will be done before a merger with AA.
Ok now i see how the signals are getting crossed. A union has that right but there is a small piece that you are leaving out. That section of the agreement was sent to an arbitrator to decide and that decision was rendered. Now this new union wishes to now try and change what has already been decided and the changes they want are to the grave disadvantage of the other party. The courts really want this to end and the fast way is to give usapa what they want have the company accept then file an injunction to stop it and bring a hybrid against LCC and monetary damages and be done with it.
WD at AWA