Contract negotiations
04-05-2025 | 05:58 AM
#2751
It's 5 o'clock somewhere
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word is union is going for binding arbitration… I’ve heard the ALPA drive is still ongoing. https://g4p4a.
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we all know how teamsters does in binding arbitration, it’s not too late to turn this around
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we all know how teamsters does in binding arbitration, it’s not too late to turn this around
As for Tom I think everyone knws he isn't in the loop any more. Is he even still running G4PAF?
04-05-2025 | 06:12 AM
#2752
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I think you’re being a bit dramatic. Allegiant has put forward many “mailers” so it will be at least the latest mailer if not better.. which tbh isn’t as bad as spending the next 3 years in binding arbitration. If teamsters send us to binding arbitration then it is the death of them
04-05-2025 | 07:34 AM
#2753
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I think you’re being optimistic there. The last “mailer” they sent us was pretty much a year ago. A lot has changed since then, and none of it in our favor. The company has zero obligation to those rates. If we wanted them, we had our chance. If we go down the road of binding arbitration, expect rates to match places like Spirit, Sun Country, and Breeze. Not exactly pay scales I want to look forward to working under for the next undetermined number of years.
04-05-2025 | 02:42 PM
#2757
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No way. No binding arbitration. The union won’t agree to it and I doubt the company would either. It would be safer to just agree to the last mailer, but that’s not happening.
The loss was stunning to Atlas the last time this was tried not that long ago, and they are Teamsters.
PS there is no ALPA drive, they couldn’t even be bothered to identify themselves.
The loss was stunning to Atlas the last time this was tried not that long ago, and they are Teamsters.
PS there is no ALPA drive, they couldn’t even be bothered to identify themselves.
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04-05-2025 | 02:59 PM
#2758
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From: CA
No way. No binding arbitration. The union won’t agree to it and I doubt the company would either. It would be safer to just agree to the last mailer, but that’s not happening.
The loss was stunning to Atlas the last time this was tried not that long ago, and they are Teamsters.
PS there is no ALPA drive, they couldn’t even be bothered to identify themselves.
The loss was stunning to Atlas the last time this was tried not that long ago, and they are Teamsters.
PS there is no ALPA drive, they couldn’t even be bothered to identify themselves.
04-05-2025 | 04:45 PM
#2759
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Joined: Jul 2023
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No way. No binding arbitration. The union won’t agree to it and I doubt the company would either. It would be safer to just agree to the last mailer, but that’s not happening.
The loss was stunning to Atlas the last time this was tried not that long ago, and they are Teamsters.
PS there is no ALPA drive, they couldn’t even be bothered to identify themselves.
The loss was stunning to Atlas the last time this was tried not that long ago, and they are Teamsters.
PS there is no ALPA drive, they couldn’t even be bothered to identify themselves.
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