Atlas Files Lawsuit Against Their Own Pilots
02-08-2017, 01:12 PM
#22
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Originally Posted by Flatbiller
Yes I am. What makes you make such a ridiculous claim?
By reading your post you're all junked up on Morgan Stanley's coffee need to stay in your cube.
You can post anywhere on here and say whatever you want but if your management you should refrain from anything dealing with ATLAS. Otherwise enjoy!
Bagel coffee and some ATSG reading is a good way to start the day, not ATLAS
02-09-2017, 02:46 AM
#25
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Originally Posted by 1dayA320
The company filed a grievance that went nowhere. Now they are suing to get a judge to rule on whether they move forward with an amalgamated contract or negotiate a new contract.
02-09-2017, 05:46 AM
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This is just a delaying tactic. The NMB already sided with the union on the matter as both Atlas and Southern had already begun section 6 negotiations before the butt missile merger was announced. A judge won't see it any differently.
02-09-2017, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Whiplash6
This is just a delaying tactic. The NMB already sided with the union on the matter as both Atlas and Southern had already begun section 6 negotiations before the butt missile merger was announced. A judge won't see it any differently.
02-09-2017, 10:52 AM
#28
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I just submitted two more airline apps (total of 6 now updated and current). Im even looking at jumping over to Kalitta air at this point. Even at second year pay at atlas. I would make the same first year and way more the second. Could at least wait it out there getting paid. Until the big money calls.
Sad that Atlas could have been a great career. They chose to go the way of the dodo bird though.
Sad that Atlas could have been a great career. They chose to go the way of the dodo bird though.
02-09-2017, 11:18 AM
#29
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Originally Posted by baldwin
TiredSoul:
First year is probationary year. Typically that means you can't vote on union issues and you aren't protected legally by the union either in the event you pork something up. You're sort of in limbo until day 366 with the company... worst case scenario would be some big time labor dispute (like this lawsuit may shape up to be) and the company can screw with you because the union rules don't apply.
First year is probationary year. Typically that means you can't vote on union issues and you aren't protected legally by the union either in the event you pork something up. You're sort of in limbo until day 366 with the company... worst case scenario would be some big time labor dispute (like this lawsuit may shape up to be) and the company can screw with you because the union rules don't apply.
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