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04-23-2012 08:56 PM |
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Originally Posted by wareagle83
(Post 1174709)
It already did happen....there were guys furloughed from U that went to work for AW. They were not required to give up their U seniority number(by the company or ALPO). Now comes the NIC....they are shown TWICE on the list!!!! They jumped themselves along with the rest of the guys they were hired with at U. Likewise , If NIC had used a DOH list they would have once again jumped themselves and their AW class mates. So yes it can and has happened. Back to lurking..out.
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No War, it didn't happen. We are talking about two different things. The situation you described has happened and probably will again, but that's not what Texaspilot described. The situation he described would change the seniority within your own list before any merger took place.
Think of it like this. You work at airline "A". Your seniority is based on when you were hired. Now at your airline, you've got a lot of old guys. They are not all senior, but age wise, they are old.
A merger is announced with airline "B", also chock full of older guys. The two unions get together and decide that the method of integration will be based on Date of Birth. You have now re-arranged the seniority of (in this case both groups) pre-merger.
In Texaspilot's example he suggested that the USAir pilots accept the Nic award, then merge with AA based on DOH. That you can't do because it would re-arrange the US pilot's seniority within their own list prior to the merger, see the difference?
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