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#11
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2019
Posts: 303
It wouldn't be a decertification of Teamsters which would require a vote and possibly impact agreements made their under. I think it would just be an establishment of a stand alone local still under Teamsters. Just a guess.... Probably no change in our legal dealing with AAWW but a change to our dealings with National.
#12
Line Holder
Joined APC: Dec 2018
Posts: 95
A couple of things led to this. One was they flight pay loss amendment they refused to comply with and defend themselves by saying legal said they were OK to continue as before. The same legal staff that said under another admin that a work action would not stand up in court years ago or fighting the earlier arbitration would be successful. Guess that changes after the billable hours started coming in (@1 million last year amount just three lawyers). Check the LM-2's
There is another which I won't address here.
#13
Banned
Joined APC: Nov 2013
Position: 7th green
Posts: 4,378
He screwed the Alaska pilots on a contract arbitration once upon a time as well.
#17
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2008
Posts: 207
Kinda funny listening to this thread...and I'm certain it will get more colorful in the days/weeks to come.
Your representative group is only what you and your fellow members make of it. Inhouse, outhouse, ALPA, Teamsters, APA, IPA, SWAPA ...CBA. None of them matter if your members (and the leadership) aren't engaged and working together. Volunteer members spend enough time fighting their respective companies...makes the job even more difficult when you spend energies fighting your own members. Keeping in mind you can only give '100%', so any part of that which is misdirected...well, you get the jest.
Changing affiliations really doesn't fix whatever problem you have.
I recognize the issue for Atlas is an attempt to outwit the decision/award that is not in their favor. For the rest of their problems (some have been aired thru this forum)...well, they remain either way.
Your representative group is only what you and your fellow members make of it. Inhouse, outhouse, ALPA, Teamsters, APA, IPA, SWAPA ...CBA. None of them matter if your members (and the leadership) aren't engaged and working together. Volunteer members spend enough time fighting their respective companies...makes the job even more difficult when you spend energies fighting your own members. Keeping in mind you can only give '100%', so any part of that which is misdirected...well, you get the jest.
Changing affiliations really doesn't fix whatever problem you have.
I recognize the issue for Atlas is an attempt to outwit the decision/award that is not in their favor. For the rest of their problems (some have been aired thru this forum)...well, they remain either way.
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