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Originally Posted by Check Essential
(Post 1021651)
Sooo.....
It looks like we are going to have an election for a new negotiating committee. "Pre-merger lines" indeed. And the rank and file pilots are once again treated like mushrooms while our future is decided. I got a bad feeling about this. Our scope clause might be in some trouble. This is a page right out of LM's playbook. Whether it is good or bad depends, I guess, on whether or not you share TO's vision. Personally, I don't know since I have no fu*@#ing idea what his vision is. Anyone who does, please feel free to post it here. What it will do is remove the reps from the picture and place the NC under one man's agenda. So much for "talk to your rep", "get involved" and "work within the system." Lots of luck with all of that. |
Originally Posted by FlyZ
(Post 1001856)
Alfa, Slow, and Sailing, are you guys completely confident of this as well?
Originally Posted by slowplay
(Post 1021683)
I am completely confident that there will be no loosening of scope.
^^^^^^^^ If we could just hear this in one piece of communication from the MEC, I think it would pay huge dividends. I don't think there is a big risk of giving away our bargaining position with a simple statement such as this. |
Originally Posted by slowplay
(Post 1021683)
I am completely confident that there will be no loosening of scope.
Mark tapes. |
Originally Posted by JobHopper
(Post 1021688)
I asked someone very high up the ALPA food chain what the heck is really going on. He explained the Negotiating Committee is the only DALPA committee elected by the MEC; all the others are appointed by TO. The NC does NOT report to TO; they work for, and take direction from, the MEC. He is not happy about this lack of control. Hence, he is trying to recall them.
The Merger Committee and Pilot Director are also elected by the MEC. The MEC Chairman is an ex officio member of the Negotiating Committee. There is no attempt at recall, there is an election as called for in the Delta MEC policy manual. Why would you or your "high up in the food chain" insider spread stuff like this? Does it help you on a path to get a better contract? Just a suggestion, but you might want to check your sources. |
Originally Posted by JobHopper
(Post 1021688)
I asked someone very high up the ALPA food chain what the heck is really going on. He explained the Negotiating Committee is the only DALPA committee elected by the MEC; all the others are appointed by TO. The NC does NOT report to TO; they work for, and take direction from, the MEC. He is not happy about this lack of control. Hence, he is trying to recall them.
This is a page right out of LM's playbook. Whether it is good or bad depends, I guess, on whether or not you share TO's vision. Personally, I don't know since I have no fu*@#ing idea what his vision is. Anyone who does, please feel free to post it here. What it will do is remove the reps from the picture and place the NC under one man's agenda. So much for "talk to your rep", "get involved" and "work within the system." Lots of luck with all of that. At fNW all the committees were elected by the LEC elected reps. MEC chairman only voted to break a tie. Time for a change to the DALPA Policy Manual? Edit: Change to CROT would require a contractual change and a policy manual change. |
Originally Posted by JobHopper
(Post 1021688)
This is a page right out of LM's playbook. Whether it is good or bad depends, I guess, on whether or not you share TO's vision. Personally, I don't know since I have no fu*@#ing idea what his vision is. Anyone who does, please feel free to post it here.
Just a suggestion. |
Originally Posted by Bucking Bar
(Post 1021650)
A step in the facilitation of such horse trading was evidenced today in yet another vote along pre-merger lines. We will see who runs and who's elected.
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Originally Posted by slowplay
(Post 1021683)
I am completely confident that there will be no loosening of scope.
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Originally Posted by slowplay
(Post 1021693)
With the exception whether or not you actually had a conversation (I can't verify that), not one word of what you've written is factually correct.
The Merger Committee and Pilot Director are also elected by the MEC. The MEC Chairman is an ex officio member of the Negotiating Committee. There is no attempt at recall, there is an election as called for in the Delta MEC policy manual. Why would you or your "high up in the food chain" insider spread stuff like this? Does it help you on a path to get a better contract? Just a suggestion, but you might want to check your sources. I'll concede I did not know the Merger committee was elected. That said, why is this "normal meeting" so contentious? |
Originally Posted by slowplay
(Post 1021683)
I am completely confident that there will be no loosening of scope.
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