Originally Posted by
Frisco727
Yes, USAPA should be able to answer for that.
I'd say let USAPA and Leonidas battle it out. There is only one union, the APA. Updates such as these are troubling:
Seniority Arbitration Board Members
In accordance with the terms of the
seniority integration protocol agreement between APA, the
US Airlines Pilots Association, American Airlines and US Airways, three arbitrators have been selected for the seniority arbitration board: Dana Eischen, Ira Jaffe and David Vaughn. If negotiations do not produce an integrated seniority list, the protocol agreement stipulates that the arbitration board "shall have the authority to establish a fair and equitable integrated seniority list as required by the McCaskill-Bond Act."
USAPA is a LLC, Leonidas is a LLC. Should Leonidas be allowed a seat at the table?
I'm not sure what bothers you about that. Usapa was the CBA of US pilots and a party to the PA(logical under MB ). All parties agreed to USAPAs place at the table, not so with AOL. But a compromise was reached to let a 3rd party decide the question of AOL participation. What's your issue?