I'm looking for the actual case files of a bankruptcy that happened several years ago, when I find them, I will post them here. they are about a steel company that tried to use bankruptcy to get out of its union scope contract and hire outsourced workers. After a long legal battle and several appeals, it was ruled that scope relief is illegal by any means unless the workers specifically agree to it. Forced scope relief by the company interferes with the right of American workers to form labor unions.

In other words, ALPA's crack legal team failed to tell you that management was not allowed to touch section 1 during bankruptcy. I wonder why?????