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Old 03-09-2023 | 05:47 AM
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c402fr8er
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From: jungle jet
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Originally Posted by Bjork
Outside the place where a CBA requires arbitration after a certain period of time in section 6, the NMB process has binding arbitration as the last resort before being released from mediation. If arbitration is offered, and both parties agree- the NMB will arbitrate the matter instead of releasing the parties in to a cooling off period. To my knowledge, there has never been a case where a carrier and the pilots union have agreed to NMB conducted binding arbitration, its just a black hole of the unknown and at that point the parties are invested in getting a thier agreement, and are willing to use strikes/lockouts to achieve it.
Pretty sure Atlas' last TWO CBAs were imposed on their pilots as the result of binding arbitration. If my memory is correct, that's over 20 years without being able to vote on a contract.
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