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Originally Posted by Falcon7
(Post 1549614)
You mean organize some form of concerted activity? Yes, that would probably be illigal.
and we wonder why we get crushed in negotiations. |
Originally Posted by Purple Drank
(Post 1549615)
my thoughts exactly. The only way to maximize our leverage is for all of us to toe the line. DALPA had a chance to provide some strong leadership and put the company on notice that we're not going to be steamrolled.
Instead, we get a weakly worded, impotent suggestion from DALPA that does nothing to unify us or exert our leverage. I predict, based on past performance, that only a small percentage of us will "push to test," and the vast majority will happily and/or cluelessly tether themselves to Mother Delta. Pathetic. |
Originally Posted by Flamer
(Post 1549609)
The company put out a bulletins which effectively places reserve pilots on a two hour call out.
Would it be illegal for the union to put out a memo asking all pilots to acknowledge short call and trip assignments just prior to the minimum PWA requirements? I like that idea, since everyone would be doing the same thing instead of the do what you want yard sale ALPA is recommending. And the company reads those memos too. You want to talk about leverage. Why do I always feel like we have Busch League negotiators? "The recent All Pilot Bulletin (APB) spells out the company’s method of implementing the FAR Part 117.19(a). The company has stated that, by signing the release, the PIC is agreeing to the maximum permissible FDP Limit extension, if required, for that flight. If for any reason the PIC cannot agree to that, he must contact the dispatcher. If, after signing the release or after pushback, the PIC determines that he can no longer agree to an extension, he must contact the dispatcher." Per the email put out by DALPA two hours ago, reminding of the new company policy. |
Originally Posted by FmrFreightDog
(Post 1549391)
Well now.. Who's still playing football in January and who isn't?
That's my theory anyway. |
Originally Posted by Denny Crane
(Post 1549452)
Ahhh Yes, but the road to the Super Bowl goes thru Seattle!!!!:D
Denny AFC.... SEC.... NFC |
Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1549669)
In the third best conference in all of football it surely does.
AFC.... SEC.... NFC Denny |
Originally Posted by Denny Crane
(Post 1549672)
Not even close... NFC West is the toughest division in football.
Denny hehehehehehehehe |
Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1549675)
mmmmmm nope. SEC West probably is, but thanks for playin' :)
hehehehehehehehe Denny |
Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1549675)
mmmmmm nope. SEC West probably is, but thanks for playin' :)
hehehehehehehehe |
Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1549668)
True dat. As I said in another post somewhere, the Big Orange and the Raiders suck for the same reason. :D I'll be pulling for the 'Dores. Somebody gotta represent the state besides Ole Miss. 8)
That's my theory anyway. Lane Kiffin Is Reportedly a Guest of Nick Saban, Evaluating Alabama Offense | Bleacher Report High five Tsquare! http://www.lifeinprogress.ca/.a/6a01...e5b3970b-800wi |
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