Originally Posted by
sailingfun
If the company did not comply with the agreement why would they comply with the penalty? How would you enforce it? The grievance process perhaps?
If it's a legally binding contract then it becomes a lawsuit. Delta sues when someone breaks a contract. If the contract is well written, a judge will decide in favor of those who were harmed. The key is unambiguous language that has a tangible penalty attached to it and union leadership that is willing to enforce the contract.
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and of course Delta gets sued by businesses, government, people each year as well. It's part of doing business.