Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
Um. Our dues are something like 1.8%. I don't like spending money as much as the next guy, but I also believe in State's rights. I do NOT want everything we do being dictated from national. We get enough garbage from there, let's not put all the eggs in that basket. The personal savings would definitely not be worth it.
That being said, where did this rumor originate, and is there ANY truth to it?
That being said, where did this rumor originate, and is there ANY truth to it?
Check out the Council 20 update from 9/23. You can find it under the LEC links after you sign into the DALPA site. I won't post it here, since you can find it easily enough. I read it and was almost sick.
Not a rumor. These are active plans under consideration. SOME won't be decided by your elected representatives, but ONLY by the Executive Committee...made up only of MEC Chairmen (yea, the guys/gals not elected by the membership).
We just went through a gigantic ****ing contest (which was unnecessary according to the Parliamentarian) regarding the 3 vs 4 man NC for the second time, and all of a sudden THIS gem pops up at the national level?
Maximum of three negotiators
Of all the potential bloat, they want to cut ONE GUY doing actual work? And how about that timing? Coincidence?
FORTUNATELY this sorta got shot down, otherwise we'd have to hold ANOTHER NC election. It got modded to permit 4 man teams if the company is ponying up for one guy.
Other gems:
Eliminate non-status representatives
Close LEC offices
Potential option to replace the non-status representative with an LEC Executive Administrator (EA)- APPOINTED NOT ELECTED
Read the comments by the Council 20 Chairman. He was concerned not only with the contents of these proposals, but the manner in which they were delivered.
The Compass sale was facilitated by one thing...the relaxation of scope permitting the sale of Compass without a DC-9 replacement on the mainline property.
Let me repeat that...the sale of Compass was PREVENTED from happening unless there was a DC-9 replacement. There was NO facilitation to sell Compass until AFTER the JCBA. THEY COULDN'T SELL COMPASS UNTIL WE LET THEM.
This restriction was present in the fNWA PWA, and in the JCBA, it vanished. It was removed on purpose and was a relaxation in scope no matter how you slice it.
Nu
Heyas T,
Check out the Council 20 update from 9/23. You can find it under the LEC links after you sign into the DALPA site. I won't post it here, since you can find it easily enough. I read it and was almost sick.
Not a rumor. These are active plans under consideration. SOME won't be decided by your elected representatives, but ONLY by the Executive Committee...made up only of MEC Chairmen (yea, the guys/gals not elected by the membership).
We just went through a gigantic ****ing contest (which was unnecessary according to the Parliamentarian) regarding the 3 vs 4 man NC for the second time, and all of a sudden THIS gem pops up at the national level?
Maximum of three negotiators
Coincidence? Of all the potential bloat, they want to cut ONE GUY doing actual work?
FORTUNATELY this sorta got shot down, otherwise we'd have to hold ANOTHER NC election. It got modded to permit 4 man teams if the company is ponying up for one guy.
Other gems:
Eliminate non-status representatives
Close LEC offices
Potential option to replace the non-status representative with an LEC Executive Administrator (EA)- APPOINTED NOT ELECTED
Read the comments by the Council 20 Chairman. If he is concerned, SO SHOULD YOU.
The Compass sale was facilitated by one thing...the relaxation of scope permitting the sale of Compass without a DC-9 replacement on the mainline property.
Let me repeat that...the sale of Compass was PREVENTED from happening unless there was a DC-9 replacement. There was NO facilitation to sell Compass until AFTER the JCBA.
This restriction was present in the fNWA PWA, and in the JCBA, it vanished. It was removed on purpose and was a relaxation in scope no matter how you slice it.
Nu
Check out the Council 20 update from 9/23. You can find it under the LEC links after you sign into the DALPA site. I won't post it here, since you can find it easily enough. I read it and was almost sick.
Not a rumor. These are active plans under consideration. SOME won't be decided by your elected representatives, but ONLY by the Executive Committee...made up only of MEC Chairmen (yea, the guys/gals not elected by the membership).
We just went through a gigantic ****ing contest (which was unnecessary according to the Parliamentarian) regarding the 3 vs 4 man NC for the second time, and all of a sudden THIS gem pops up at the national level?
Maximum of three negotiators
Coincidence? Of all the potential bloat, they want to cut ONE GUY doing actual work?
FORTUNATELY this sorta got shot down, otherwise we'd have to hold ANOTHER NC election. It got modded to permit 4 man teams if the company is ponying up for one guy.
Other gems:
Eliminate non-status representatives
Close LEC offices
Potential option to replace the non-status representative with an LEC Executive Administrator (EA)- APPOINTED NOT ELECTED
Read the comments by the Council 20 Chairman. If he is concerned, SO SHOULD YOU.
The Compass sale was facilitated by one thing...the relaxation of scope permitting the sale of Compass without a DC-9 replacement on the mainline property.
Let me repeat that...the sale of Compass was PREVENTED from happening unless there was a DC-9 replacement. There was NO facilitation to sell Compass until AFTER the JCBA.
This restriction was present in the fNWA PWA, and in the JCBA, it vanished. It was removed on purpose and was a relaxation in scope no matter how you slice it.
Nu
I also did not like rumor running around about the dues structure. If that one passes, lets just say it will be ugly for ALPA.
Most LEC's do not have offices per se, Some do like C44, but more LEC's use the space that their MEC has. If they want to save that money it may be a good idea, but it needs to be discussed.
I also heard that they Reps wanted to see the actual proposal but had not gotten a copy of it a few weeks ago. Did that change?
Let me repeat that...the sale of Compass was PREVENTED from happening unless there was a DC-9 replacement. There was NO facilitation to sell Compass until AFTER the JCBA. THEY COULDN'T SELL COMPASS UNTIL WE LET THEM.
This restriction was present in the fNWA PWA, and in the JCBA, it vanished. It was removed on purpose and was a relaxation in scope no matter how you slice it.
Nu
This restriction was present in the fNWA PWA, and in the JCBA, it vanished. It was removed on purpose and was a relaxation in scope no matter how you slice it.
Nu
They are VERY good at doing stuff like that and going "aw whoops. we'll catch it next time!" after the ship has already sailed.
After all, it's the best lawyers in the industry!
I read all of that which was associated with that link a few weeks ago. It made me sick too. The S/T position as a rep around the horseshoe plays a vital role. They represent their pilot's interests without a vote. On many levels they are more vocal and get a lot done. I think that is one bad idea to get rid of them.
I also did not like rumor running around about the dues structure. If that one passes, lets just say it will be ugly for ALPA.
Most LEC's do not have offices per se, Some do like C44, but more LEC's use the space that their MEC has. If they want to save that money it may be a good idea, but it needs to be discussed.
I also heard that they Reps wanted to see the actual proposal but had not gotten a copy of it a few weeks ago. Did that change?
I also did not like rumor running around about the dues structure. If that one passes, lets just say it will be ugly for ALPA.
Most LEC's do not have offices per se, Some do like C44, but more LEC's use the space that their MEC has. If they want to save that money it may be a good idea, but it needs to be discussed.
I also heard that they Reps wanted to see the actual proposal but had not gotten a copy of it a few weeks ago. Did that change?
DTW has 2,000 pilots. Their "office" is hardly more than a closet.
Get rid of one rep, and you have 1 rep per 1,000 pilots...WAY more than any other rep in ALPA.
Nu
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C20 Update:
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Opinion: Closing the LEC Offices while under threat from the DPA is really dumb. Why aren't the Reps discussing this with our membership?
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Opinion: Closing the LEC Offices while under threat from the DPA is really dumb. Why aren't the Reps discussing this with our membership?
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Heyas Bar,
Not appropriate, IMHO, for posting here. For those interested, they know where to go.
We can talk about laundry, but we don't need to hang it outside.
Nu
Not appropriate, IMHO, for posting here. For those interested, they know where to go.
We can talk about laundry, but we don't need to hang it outside.
Nu
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Heyas T,
Let me repeat that...the sale of Compass was PREVENTED from happening unless there was a DC-9 replacement. There was NO facilitation to sell Compass until AFTER the JCBA. THEY COULDN'T SELL COMPASS UNTIL WE LET THEM.
This restriction was present in the fNWA PWA, and in the JCBA, it vanished. It was removed on purpose and was a relaxation in scope no matter how you slice it.
Nu
Let me repeat that...the sale of Compass was PREVENTED from happening unless there was a DC-9 replacement. There was NO facilitation to sell Compass until AFTER the JCBA. THEY COULDN'T SELL COMPASS UNTIL WE LET THEM.
This restriction was present in the fNWA PWA, and in the JCBA, it vanished. It was removed on purpose and was a relaxation in scope no matter how you slice it.
Nu
Except as provided in Section 1 B.7.c.(7)(d)7', the Company or an Affiliate of the Company controls the Feeder Carrier Affiliate, and the Company or an Affiliate retains more than 50% of ownership of the Feeder Carrier Affiliate, and
If at least 10 77–110 seat aircraft have entered into active service at the Company the requirements of Section 1 B.7.c.(7)(d)6' shall no longer be effective, provided however that the carrier (the “Feeder Carrier Successor”) may nevertheless continue to operate as a Feeder Carrier under this subparagraph B.7.c.(7)(d), provided (i) the Feeder Carrier Successor remains in compliance with the provisions of Section 1 B.7.c.(7)(d)2' and Letter of Agreement 2006-10 (the “Flow Agreement”), (ii) all pilots of the Feeder Carrier Affiliate have the right to transfer to the Feeder Carrier Successor, and (iii) the Feeder Carrier Successor is in compliance with the successorship provisions of the pilot collective bargaining agreement of the Feeder Carrier Affiliate. In the event that the foregoing requirements of this subparagraph B.7.c.(7)(d)7' are met, the 51–76 seat aircraft upper cap of Section 1 B.7.c.(7)(a) shall continue to apply to the Feeder Carrier Successor, and;
In the event that (i) the requirements of Section 1 B.7.c.(7)(d)7' are not met, or (ii) the rights to pilot positions or flow rights set forth in Section 1 B.7.c.(7)(d)2' together with Letter of Agreement 2006-10 as they may apply to the Feeder Carrier Affiliate or Feeder Carrier Successor, are modified or terminated for any reason, other than through a written agreement between the Company and Association as representative of the Company’s pilots, the maximum number of 51–76 seat aircraft permitted by Section 1 B.7.c.(7)(a) shall be reduced to the lower cap (i.e. 55).
If at least 10 77–110 seat aircraft have entered into active service at the Company the requirements of Section 1 B.7.c.(7)(d)6' shall no longer be effective, provided however that the carrier (the “Feeder Carrier Successor”) may nevertheless continue to operate as a Feeder Carrier under this subparagraph B.7.c.(7)(d), provided (i) the Feeder Carrier Successor remains in compliance with the provisions of Section 1 B.7.c.(7)(d)2' and Letter of Agreement 2006-10 (the “Flow Agreement”), (ii) all pilots of the Feeder Carrier Affiliate have the right to transfer to the Feeder Carrier Successor, and (iii) the Feeder Carrier Successor is in compliance with the successorship provisions of the pilot collective bargaining agreement of the Feeder Carrier Affiliate. In the event that the foregoing requirements of this subparagraph B.7.c.(7)(d)7' are met, the 51–76 seat aircraft upper cap of Section 1 B.7.c.(7)(a) shall continue to apply to the Feeder Carrier Successor, and;
In the event that (i) the requirements of Section 1 B.7.c.(7)(d)7' are not met, or (ii) the rights to pilot positions or flow rights set forth in Section 1 B.7.c.(7)(d)2' together with Letter of Agreement 2006-10 as they may apply to the Feeder Carrier Affiliate or Feeder Carrier Successor, are modified or terminated for any reason, other than through a written agreement between the Company and Association as representative of the Company’s pilots, the maximum number of 51–76 seat aircraft permitted by Section 1 B.7.c.(7)(a) shall be reduced to the lower cap (i.e. 55).
A. They buy at least 10 aircraft with 77-110 seat capacity or
B. They have to comply with the lower cap of 51-76 seat aircraft in Section 1 B.7.c(7)(a).
That limit was complied with in the JCBA. There was a specific exception written into the old NWA contract to allow the sale.
What language are you referring to that precluded the sale?
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Have to respectfully disagree with you. It is a structural change that, as I read it, effects all members.
Out of respect for your request, I pulled the post down. However, Alpha continually makes "double dog dares" to get this stuff posted.
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LEC office - Not needed. Costs money. Never seen anyone in the MSP one and we could do with that cypher lock in ATL. Non-Status representatives - They don't vote. They can be as vocal as they want it doesn't matter if they can't vote. FPL for a guy who just bemoans. Really?
It sounds like getting rid of bloat and administration and cost. It's all I've ever read on these threads. What's the heartache now? Who cares if there's a secretary in the DTW Council? Trim the phat sez I.
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DTW already has one A rep and one B rep for each 1,000 pilots. No change from status quo. Recollection serves me that the CAL EWR FO rep has even more than the DAL DTW FO rep and either DAL ATL FO rep.
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