Willingly violating the CBA 4x’s
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Willingly violating the CBA 4x’s
I actually don’t blame the company. When our own pilots keep falling all over themselves to accept the illegal assignments, why wouldn’t the company just continue to give everyone else a giant middle finger.
Sometimes being part of a union means temporarily going against your own self interest to protect the CBA.
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#2
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I actually don’t blame the company. When our own pilots keep falling all over themselves to accept the illegal assignments, why wouldn’t the company just continue to give everyone else a giant middle finger.
Sometimes being part of a union means temporarily going against your own self interest to protect the CBA.
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Sometimes being part of a union means temporarily going against your own self interest to protect the CBA.
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#3
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I actually don’t blame the company. When our own pilots keep falling all over themselves to accept the illegal assignments, why wouldn’t the company just continue to give everyone else a giant middle finger.
Sometimes being part of a union means temporarily going against your own self interest to protect the CBA.
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Sometimes being part of a union means temporarily going against your own self interest to protect the CBA.
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#6
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I guess turning 25.R on in August was too risky? Could have saved $$/ grievances/ etc
#7
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I actually don’t blame the company. When our own pilots keep falling all over themselves to accept the illegal assignments, why wouldn’t the company just continue to give everyone else a giant middle finger.
Sometimes being part of a union means temporarily going against your own self interest to protect the CBA.
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Sometimes being part of a union means temporarily going against your own self interest to protect the CBA.
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This is why i voted yes. We were fighting an uphill battle against ourselves. Wasn’t worth the unknown.
Yup. I have to believe we’ll get em next time.
IMO, we didn’t do bad for our first time.
#9
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We can, and should, do better. I think we did pretty decent overall though.
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