Atlas Pilots Leave 1224
#5
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My impression was that Atlas pilots dominated 1224 and the head of the local was an Atlas pilot. Is this therefore some kind of maneuver to avoid the "combine the lists" contract language? Wouldn't there have to have been a vote that people would have debated on here and elsewhere, as with the K4 pilots, if this were "real"? Can one undermine the system board decisions nunc pro tunc by having one pilot group leave the local now? Here is another 3 years of litigation coming... And maybe that is the point.
#6
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One would have to look far and wide to find any mutually-acceptable arbitrator that would have read the express terms of the CBAs any differently.
#8
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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.
#10
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USAirways pilots
Now likely Atlas pilots
The guy is 94 yrs old, he needs to retire.
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