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#4911
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Joined APC: Oct 2014
Position: MD88 FO
Posts: 25
June class got it sprung on them the last day of ground school. Everyone was getting ready to go catch flights home and had to listen to the CP tell them how great Frontier is as they read over and signed the contract.
#4912
On Reserve
Joined APC: Jun 2014
Posts: 24
#4913
Line Holder
Joined APC: Jun 2011
Posts: 96
I do not work for F9 but am an ALPA MIGS and from the sound of it you will be part of the problem and not the solution. I am at United.
If the communication is lacking volunteer for the F9 pilot group in some capacity. I am glad to hear that you are emotionally and financially prepared for a strike because that is what I see for your future.
The B team? When are LEC elections and put in somebody that is part of your "A" team. That is what I meant about bottom up structure. Anyways - I will be on your picket line whenever I am called - first coffee or beer is on me.
If the communication is lacking volunteer for the F9 pilot group in some capacity. I am glad to hear that you are emotionally and financially prepared for a strike because that is what I see for your future.
The B team? When are LEC elections and put in somebody that is part of your "A" team. That is what I meant about bottom up structure. Anyways - I will be on your picket line whenever I am called - first coffee or beer is on me.
#4914
Line Holder
Joined APC: Jan 2010
Position: A319 Left
Posts: 74
Fascinating, United huh? Maybe someone can get the actual story about the Frontier, United merger of 86. I figure the only reason ALPA made it on to the property was that pretty much all of the old crews are long gone. But there's a lot of us who would cross any United picket line with no hesitation. I know it was a long time ago but a lot of us feel the United MEC purposely derailed the merger attempt by demanding an unacceptable pay package. One lesson we took away was that ALPA will always follow the money, ie; the airline with the most revenue.
#4915
http://fal-1.tripod.com/UA-Scandal.htm
The Death of old Frontier Airlines
#4916
Line Holder
Joined APC: Jan 2010
Position: A319 Left
Posts: 74
I wasn't even flying back then, but I think Roundup is talking about the same Frontier.
http://fal-1.tripod.com/UA-Scandal.htm
The Death of old Frontier Airlines
http://fal-1.tripod.com/UA-Scandal.htm
The Death of old Frontier Airlines
#4917
Fascinating, United huh? Maybe someone can get the actual story about the Frontier, United merger of 86. I figure the only reason ALPA made it on to the property was that pretty much all of the old crews are long gone. But there's a lot of us who would cross any United picket line with no hesitation. I know it was a long time ago but a lot of us feel the United MEC purposely derailed the merger attempt by demanding an unacceptable pay package. One lesson we took away was that ALPA will always follow the money, ie; the airline with the most revenue.
You would cross a picket line? I have no further use for you....
#4919
The minimums listed in the careers section of our website. We hire people right at those minimums, and people well above them. Also if you don't have a "silver bullet" internal rec, going to a job fair seems to help. GL.
#4920
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2013
Posts: 2,940
That's not a contract. A contract can not be entered into when one party is forced to sign under duress. You might have to take it all the way, but in the end you would prevail in my opinion. You likely can get compensatory damages from your costs if it comes to taking it all the way.
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