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Originally Posted by TenYearsGone
(Post 1027391)
Finis,
:eek::eek: I need some of your delicious Kool-Aid! Although in reality I am quit content with my "gig", I think we deserve just a tad (plus inflation) better! But wait, maybe in your world/reality (at the top of the seniority list, nice and cozy) there is no inflation. Cheers, TEN |
Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 1027482)
It is not DALPA's war chest. That money belongs to Delta pilots. Any and all monies of that type would have to remain within the control of Delta pilots. Again, it's NOT ALPA's money.
Carl |
Originally Posted by Reroute
(Post 1027238)
Carl, no matter how many times you repeat it, DPA's attorney has stated repeatedly that seniority is always negotiable. Are you saying that DPA's attorney doesn't know the law when he clearly and unequivably stated that seniority is negotiable, ALWAYS.
He's got a very tough row to hoe, but he's doing what's been asked of him by his USAPA clients. I don't think he will win, but so far USAPA has succeeded in not implementing that seniority list. I think Lee's grasping at straws using this argument, but I like the idea that he's fighting like hell for his client. That's what I would love to have at ALPA. We do not. Instead we have ALPA lawyers that give the great advice about TWA, and busting their own in-house union. But I digress.
Originally Posted by Reroute
(Post 1027238)
Perhaps that's why DTW 320B Caplinger hired him?
Originally Posted by Reroute
(Post 1027238)
What deals were made, what are the specifics of Caplinger/DPA's contract with USAPA's attorney?
Originally Posted by Reroute
(Post 1027238)
I've seen DPA recruiters in the lounge, they'll say anything to get a card, but what is the real motivation of DPA's founder.
Now, would you like to discuss how the ALPA "volunteers" acted in ATL...while getting paid flight pay loss with our union dues?
Originally Posted by Reroute
(Post 1027238)
Is there a Constitution and By-laws written yet?
Originally Posted by Reroute
(Post 1027238)
Where's the transparency?
Originally Posted by Reroute
(Post 1027238)
What financial windfall of dues dollars has DPA made to retain USAPA's attorney?
Carl |
Originally Posted by finis72
(Post 1027499)
My comment was about "hiding money and sham income statements".
But you don't need to resort to actual fiction. There are many GAAP techniques available to minimize profit displays. Early debt repayment, good will, etc. This is precisely why our union should not care or even be part of seeing these items from management. They need to sign non-disclosure agreements to even see them, and the financial data they see is totally controlled by a mangement team dedicated to minimizing their costs and maximizing their bonuses. TYG's point was that this secrecy involved in our union reps being able to see heavily biased data does nothing but drive a wedge between union leaders and their members. Management knows this. I wish more people did. Carl |
Originally Posted by finis72
(Post 1027499)
My comment was about "hiding money and sham income statements". The pay rate we get will probably be decided by the NMB process and hopefully we will get every cent we can but if you're expecting 50% give a call to the APA and see how far they got with that. LUV routinely gets 3 to 5% a year and look where they are now. I agree we need to catch up but it might take 2 bites. I hope not but again just my opinion.
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Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 1027464)
YOU'RE BACK!
FTB and I were about to send out a search party! Carl It looks like you are more than holding your own without me. :D Those individual responses to each sentence / premise are devastating. And this is coming from someone who is still willing to take responsibility for ALPA's actions. The opener will tell me all I need to know. BTW, it's good to be back. :D |
Originally Posted by Ferd149
(Post 1027262)
Never mind, I've been drinking
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Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 1027526)
I don't think he will win, but so far USAPA has succeeded in not implementing that seniority list. I think Lee's grasping at straws using this argument, but I like the idea that he's fighting like hell for his client. That's what I would love to have at ALPA.
Meanwhile "success" at not implementing the seniority list has come at such great expense. The Captains at Airways make the same as most Delta FO's. A Pyrrhic victory at best. Interesting that you think blocking a list at all monetary and ethical costs is a "success". You haven't changed. |
Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 1027482)
It is not DALPA's war chest. That money belongs to Delta pilots. Any and all monies of that type would have to remain within the control of Delta pilots. Again, it's NOT ALPA's money.
Carl This is factually incorrect and it's intended to deceive Delta pilots into thinking that DPA is financially viable to commence Section 6. They aren't and they can't possibly be. Early openers are just 6 or 7 months away. If you ever tried to untangle that money and distribute it, you would have to go "first-in, first-out" so you'd have to find retired pilots and refund them their surplus before you could give it to anyone else. Do some quick math and figure out what the DPA promise of 1% does in half a year. Which is probably why the pan-handling has escalated in recent emails. I saw one where he asked people to donate a whole rotation's worth of pay. ROFL That's more than we pay to ALPA in a whole year. |
Carl Spakler (without the "c"), you are one heck of a cool aid drinker. Sure you not sick of it yet? Because it sure sounds like it.... That amount of posts, the DOH, and already attacking the REAL Carl, you just must have had too much.
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