Originally Posted by
cgtpilot
There was not a box to check for a "No" vote. The only way to vote no was by not voting at all...
About 1,937 of the airline’s 2,000 pilots were eligible to vote. Of the eligible pilots, 646 voted for union representation, most of those for the association, according to figures from JetBlue. The remaining 1,291 pilots did not vote, which was the equivalent of a no vote.
33% says events will have to change dramatically before there will be a union at JB.
Doesn't the NMB require at least 2 years before another union vote may be taken?