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Originally Posted by 1234
(Post 1104550)
Wouldn't your example open a DFR case from the Delta pilots? :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by acl65pilot
(Post 1104563)
[RE: scope and RJ's] The company knows that we are not happy, and if they want to have a content group, they will have to right this. Actions like this do not help the engagement principle. They know it and we know it.
Whatever, we'll see. Batter up. |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1104643)
What is the ATIS designation for killer monster looking clouds with teeth:
http://www.lifeslittlemysteries.com/...louds-3-02.jpg or a whole gaggle of them? http://www.sott.net/image/image/s4/8...h_clouds_1.jpg Yahoo! News |
Originally Posted by groundstop
(Post 1104671)
It's cuz you didn't use the little drop down selector to change from December to January before you go in to the template.
JAN for sked purposes is 01-30 |
Originally Posted by DAL 88 Driver
(Post 1104534)
"Scheming against its pilots" - Now who said that? I know I didn't.
What I did say is that ALPA National has a conflict of interest in representing both us and the outsourced pilots who are doing our flying. It's not some paranoid, evil plot against us. It's simply a case of conflicted priorities that has serious potential for compromised data and less than stellar advice. If you were getting a divorce, would you want the same attorney representing both you and your wife? Would a competent, ethical attorney even take that case?
Originally Posted by acl65pilot
(Post 1104536)
Difference is that we are the pilots with sole bargaining authority with DAL. If that was not the case, you would have a point, but we do and they do not. We would have to allow it. The analogy is apples and oranges.
DCI carriers bargain with their companies, we bargain with DAL. Huge difference than a divorce where you both bargain with a judge.
Originally Posted by acl65pilot
(Post 1104566)
No he said there is a conflict at National because the represent both of us and he used a divorce attorney analogy. I showed him how that logic is flawed because we have sole bargaining rights with DAL. Its a huge point that people want to gloss over.
Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 1104587)
He didn't say that acl. Here is what he said:
Then you responded to his post with this insulting nonsense: You'll note that yet again, you didn't respond to his issues...because you were too busy arguing a point that nobody but you is making. Carl These points and rebuttals are more than just on the last few pages. These go back years now. DAL 88 has long stated, as you have that there is a conflict at national because or regionals and mainline. We got that. It has also been stated, and many agree that National has helped the RJ drivers to our detriment. Many wonder if there would be a DFR lawsuit if we recaptured scope, many state that our attorneys cannot effectively represent us because they are representing the regionals. DAL88 uses the analogy of a divorce attorney versus the ALPA National attorneys and which I would prefer. How can they represent both? I clearly stated how, and everyone seems to skim over that part. He did not use the word scheming, I did. If he does not feel that way, great, I apologize, but it is how I interpret his tone and word usage. Sitting down with the pilots and lawyers that do this work on or behalf is where the whole, you need to see it to understand it came. If you recall way back in 2007 I stated that there is a conflict at National. Well I was right. It is a perceived conflict, not a real one. ALPA needs to do a better job of explaining it. As for your charge, that I respond to my own posts and arguments, I do that because there are points I make that are important that no one wants to consider. They are points that do not work for your argument. Facts like we are the sole bargaining agent that deals with DAL sets all of this conflict stuff to rest. If we were dumb enough to ever give that away, it would not matter if we were ALPA or not, everyone would be bargaining with DAL. As of now, we are the only ones that get to do that, and even if DAL tried to do that say with RJET, it would easily be thrown out in an arbitration or court of law. |
Originally Posted by gloopy
(Post 1104714)
It doesn't matter, you're going anyway.
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Originally Posted by gloopy
(Post 1104711)
That's actually a valid point. I'd say yes it would. So IMO ALPA will be severely pressured to try and get DALPA to tread water or willingly give up more scope. Either way no DFR suit. Not only that, but all the Scope Subcommittee junk is full of injunction and delay opportunities. Nevermind that the regionals who we apparently owe some level of our scope to themselves scope us out of "their" flying completely. Not if but when Jerry Atkin's ego goes Howard Huges supernova will the ALPA carriers in the SkyWest Air Group ordering mainline planes give us a piece of the action? :rolleyes:
So who wins? DCI. |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1104732)
So for ALPA National you are guaranteed a lawsuit by someone if DALPA demands scope recapture, but if DALPA never asks then no lawsuits.
So who wins? DCI. |
Originally Posted by OccupyRestSeat
(Post 1104376)
Is National going to approve a contract if it recaptures scope (like ours damn well better), but opens itself to a DFR suit from the regionals it also represents?
All that being said, I think you might be jumping the gun just a little. Let's see how this all plays out. Besides, there is nothing we can do about it at this point anyway. |
Originally Posted by acl65pilot
(Post 1104378)
Yes, they will. Let the DFR lawsuit be filed. Almost every attorney will tell this group that the case lacks merit. It is clearly spelled out who has the right to DAL coded flying, and no connection type carrier binds DAL or DAL holdings.
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