Originally Posted by
Bucking Bar
You surely know that the White House negotiated a deal for the railway workers that did not even include a single day of paid sick. The House put the sick pay back in. The Senate voted on three versions of the railway workers contract, passing the one the WH negotiated and the workers had turned down. We saw the Railway Labor Act play out. It was not good for the railway workers and far below our negotiated PWA. The day after Ted Cruz hypocritically got his picture taken with Bernie Sanders ((take that other ivy league Republican presidential hopefuls - Cruz is more labor than Biden)) the very next day we had an AIP.
A little closer to home, United's retirement ask is our current book. American's most recently published deal was less than our current book. Where do you see the marketplace?
Disclaimer: I have not cast my vote yet ...
in what way is AAs retirement ask below our current book? We are all at 16% DC so it must be in another area