Omni TA fails
09-22-2011 | 12:20 PM
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I concede the point in reference to Williams v Jacksonville Terminal, however there is subsequent case law where status quo changes in the absence of a CBA have been successfully challenged despite that decision.
We'll see what the future brings now, but what it will not bring is 5 years or more under that proposed contract.
We'll see what the future brings now, but what it will not bring is 5 years or more under that proposed contract.
09-22-2011 | 12:27 PM
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09-22-2011 | 12:30 PM
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I concede the point in reference to Williams v Jacksonville Terminal, however there is subsequent case law where status quo changes in the absence of a CBA have been successfully challenged despite that decision.
We'll see what the future brings now, but what it will not bring is 5 years or more under that proposed contract.
We'll see what the future brings now, but what it will not bring is 5 years or more under that proposed contract.
09-22-2011 | 03:05 PM
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09-22-2011 | 05:24 PM
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In terms of the case law; how long did it take to resolve those cases? In the case of terminations, who pays the crewmembers paycheck and health insurance; or are they on their own until maybe they get their job back?
Put another way, Plan A always sounds like it's invincible. But the smart money is on the side that has a Plan B, C,and D on the shelf ready to go. I really and sincerely hope that the Omni pilots have them ready to go.
09-22-2011 | 05:42 PM
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So then what would you say will be the timeline for getting back to the table and re-engaging? And what will your strategy be if the company pushes back and starts sandbagging meetings?
In terms of the case law; how long did it take to resolve those cases? In the case of terminations, who pays the crewmembers paycheck and health insurance; or are they on their own until maybe they get their job back?
Put another way, Plan A always sounds like it's invincible. But the smart money is on the side that has a Plan B, C,and D on the shelf ready to go. I really and sincerely hope that the Omni pilots have them ready to go.
In terms of the case law; how long did it take to resolve those cases? In the case of terminations, who pays the crewmembers paycheck and health insurance; or are they on their own until maybe they get their job back?
Put another way, Plan A always sounds like it's invincible. But the smart money is on the side that has a Plan B, C,and D on the shelf ready to go. I really and sincerely hope that the Omni pilots have them ready to go.
09-22-2011 | 06:21 PM
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You couldn't be more of a hyprocrite.
09-22-2011 | 07:32 PM
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Tuk er jerbs!
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Plan B is that everyone votes with their feet by finding better jobs. Poor business practices are punished, one way or another. In this case, I wonder how they'll staff their jets when everyone gets sucked up to better companies. That's on them to figure out.
09-23-2011 | 03:45 AM
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