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I'll play devil's advocate here: what were they required to do? How many times would it be REQUIRED to show up? They did one roadshow. Had they not done any, I'd agree with you.
Sounds like how the APA treats the TWA pilots in St. Louis. They do the bare minimum, but they do it.
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I would say they should have shown up enough to enable all the pilots to attend a meeting. If I were getting a new union or had one petitioning, I would consider it essential to speak to them and hear what they had to say. Not an email or letter, but their actual words. Is that too much to ask? I guess it is if they were planning on screwing over the West. Our union is running a lot of roadshows to present our recent TA. They want to give everyone the chance to hear what happened and why the TA is the way it is. If they did not give a [fungal toenail] what we thought then they would have done what USAPA did.