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08-14-2019, 10:53 AM
#8251
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Originally Posted by likeitis
Not necessarily, most likely the union would receive the punishment. So we all get punished for the few.
If the union (or notable group of pilots) is shown to have ORGANIZED or COORDINATED the withdrawal of overtime, then sure. If not, then not dude.
The data is collected, but if there is no evidence (provable) of coordination, then there is nothing they can do with that data.
08-14-2019, 10:55 AM
#8252
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Originally Posted by Mattio
So if someone were to stop doing as many RSA's simply because their family life changed concurrently with stalled contract negotiations etc, they could be convicted of an illegal work action? Just making sure I'm understanding this correctly. If so, I'm glad I rarely do RSA/VDA in the first place!
08-14-2019, 10:58 AM
#8253
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Originally Posted by jtrain609
Yes, it's a federal crime under 36 CFR §261.16(c).
Don't get me wrong, based on your post history I could definitely believe you would say/think that is true...
It's not.
08-14-2019, 12:22 PM
#8254
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Originally Posted by Bluedriver
Just not correct.
If the union (or notable group of pilots) is shown to have ORGANIZED or COORDINATED the withdrawal of overtime, then sure. If not, then not dude.
The data is collected, but if there is no evidence (provable) of coordination, then there is nothing they can do with that data.
If the union (or notable group of pilots) is shown to have ORGANIZED or COORDINATED the withdrawal of overtime, then sure. If not, then not dude.
The data is collected, but if there is no evidence (provable) of coordination, then there is nothing they can do with that data.
08-14-2019, 12:41 PM
#8255
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Originally Posted by likeitis
Show me one time in the last 30 years an airline took an employee group to court and lost? Just look at AMR mechanics from a couple days ago.
08-14-2019, 12:44 PM
#8256
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Originally Posted by likeitis
Show me one time in the last 30 years an airline took an employee group to court and lost? Just look at AMR mechanics from a couple days ago.
08-14-2019, 12:50 PM
#8257
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Originally Posted by SaintNick
But nothing actually happened. Just look at spirit. The union got sued lost but pilots never changed their ways. They got a contract a month later
08-14-2019, 12:55 PM
#8258
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Originally Posted by likeitis
Show me one time in the last 30 years an airline took an employee group to court and lost? Just look at AMR mechanics from a couple days ago.
What you should have asked is: How many CBA negotiations concluded (eventually) with NO LAWSUIT filed by the company against the pilots/work group?
Read those two paragraphs again. And again. As many times as it takes until you understand.
JB's own CBA negotiations did in-fact conclude without a lawsuit, even though many pilots did eventually stop picking up overtime. Sure, several pilots did continue picking up overtime, many stopped.
The company had the data, but they didn't have enough evidence of a COORDINATED and/or ORGANIZED campaign.
You are talking about things you don't understand.
Last edited by Bluedriver; 08-14-2019 at 01:22 PM.
08-14-2019, 12:56 PM
#8259
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Originally Posted by likeitis
Maybe not on paper but you will lose any good faith with the mediator. How much negotiating capital did APA lose when they were fined $45 million back in 1999? I'm sure they gave up something to wipe that off the books.
You are cherry picking the overwhelming MINORITY of CBA negotiations that had a lawsuit, and then taking it out of context to say that the same would happen simply because individual pilots decided they were no longer interested in flying overtime.
That is not the case.
08-14-2019, 01:31 PM
#8260
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Originally Posted by Bluedriver
Again, how many CBA negotiations concluded without a lawsuit? MOST!
You are cherry picking the overwhelming MINORITY of CBA negotiations that had a lawsuit, and then taking it out of context to say that the same would happen simply because individual pilots decided they were no longer interested in flying overtime.
That is not the case.
You are cherry picking the overwhelming MINORITY of CBA negotiations that had a lawsuit, and then taking it out of context to say that the same would happen simply because individual pilots decided they were no longer interested in flying overtime.
That is not the case.
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