Originally Posted by
Augie95
Can you elaborate? I believe what you’re saying, but it’s the internet, so I gotta ask.
Is it something to do with labor under the RLA specifically, or more so that companies in general can’t just tear up their contracts with labor?
Nothing to do with RLA which hasn't changed. This is because Section 1113 of the Bankruptcy Code changed in the mid 2000s that required companies to negotiate in good faith and prove that their modifications to union agreements are necessary to keep the company operating. Unions also can't just reject any proposals. Process must now be "fair and equitable". Also a judge has to agree to the final outcome.