NMB ruling
08-08-2014, 07:18 AM
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NMB ruling
Just got an email.
NMB Declares Single Transportation System for the New American
The National Mediation Board has just announced their investigation establishes that US Airways and American constitute a single transportation system as it pertains to the pilots of the New American Airlines.
We will bring you further details soon.
NMB Declares Single Transportation System for the New American
The National Mediation Board has just announced their investigation establishes that US Airways and American constitute a single transportation system as it pertains to the pilots of the New American Airlines.
We will bring you further details soon.
08-08-2014, 08:46 AM
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Is there a public or AA link to this?
In particular, did this happen without any agreement between USAPA and APA? I know APA had proposed something to move things along, but USAPA was still fighting a bunch of stuff in court.
Does this mean folks can all sign up as members under APA soon?
In particular, did this happen without any agreement between USAPA and APA? I know APA had proposed something to move things along, but USAPA was still fighting a bunch of stuff in court.
Does this mean folks can all sign up as members under APA soon?
08-08-2014, 08:48 AM
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Goodbye USAPA! I expect APA to adopt an adversarial stance in an attempt to get the most for their current membership (which they absolutely should do). I also expect them to display some integrity throughout and after the process is complete. It will be a real breath of fresh air. Looking forward to it.
08-08-2014, 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted by dynap09
Is there a public or AA link to this?
In particular, did this happen without any agreement between USAPA and APA? I know APA had proposed something to move things along, but USAPA was still fighting a bunch of stuff in court.
Does this mean folks can all sign up as members under APA soon?
In particular, did this happen without any agreement between USAPA and APA? I know APA had proposed something to move things along, but USAPA was still fighting a bunch of stuff in court.
Does this mean folks can all sign up as members under APA soon?
USAir pilots have been able go to APA's website and sign up for membership since shortly after the merger was announced. That should create a seamless representation transition.
08-08-2014, 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by flyinawa
I expect APA to adopt an adversarial stance in an attempt to get the most for their current membership (which they absolutely should do).
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