Some in our ranks are worried about a TRO can
#1
Some in our ranks are worried about a TRO can
I'm not worried, but some on our message board have asked
Anyone with friends at UA or US who they can ask how the TRO affected their union and how they did their business?
Anyone with friends at UA or US who they can ask how the TRO affected their union and how they did their business?
#2
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2008
Position: Gave up. Staying retired.
Posts: 111
Your union isn't doing anything to harm the company. APA has categorically denied any organized actions, and instructed members to be professional. Why would a TRO be coming?
IIRC, US and UA had evidence of ALPA/usapa organized activity.
IIRC, US and UA had evidence of ALPA/usapa organized activity.
#3
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Joined APC: Apr 2008
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Actually that's not the case. The courts have held that not only does the union have to refrain from advocating for concerted activity, but they also have an affirmative duty to stop any activity that has been undertaken by their members.
#4
Line Holder
Joined APC: Sep 2011
Posts: 76
Let the courts put the AA pilots in jail. (and this time go!) The courts are letting drug dealers out due to overcrowding. Can you imagine the pr nightmare of all of the A pilots walking into a Federal jail together. whats the total AA pilot list number? Secondly, if all the pilots march into jail together, the court just did the pilot group a favor in forcing the US Air merger. Slam dunk.
I'd be surprised if AA management pushed this issue further, but not shocked. They've done stupid things before.
Best of luck. Hang tough.
I'd be surprised if AA management pushed this issue further, but not shocked. They've done stupid things before.
Best of luck. Hang tough.
#5
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Joined APC: Jul 2009
Posts: 581
Airline pilots must get out from underneath the oppressive collective bargaining system made possible by the antiquated RLA. Its very name says it all. The aviation sector was "deregulated" to benefit neoliberals while leaving in place labor destroying regulations. It is time level the playing field.
#6
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Joined APC: Sep 2012
Posts: 172
Airline pilots must get out from underneath the oppressive collective bargaining system made possible by the antiquated RLA. Its very name says it all. The aviation sector was "deregulated" to benefit neoliberals while leaving in place labor destroying regulations. It is time level the playing field.
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