Mesa TA Passes
07-12-2017 | 02:15 PM
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Matters what base your from. Some base had a lot more NO voters than others.
While I'll admit that it's possible the results are accurate, I can count on one hand how many people I spoke to who told me they would vote 'yes.' Nearly everyone I spoke wasn't just a 'no' - they were a 'HELL no'.'
So what gives? Is it time to get an attorney and challenge the vote results? I might be wrong here, but I smell a rat - a big one.
Several pilots coming together, finding a really good attorney and filing a class-action suit against ALPA for misrepresentation is long overdue.
Maybe now is the time?
So what gives? Is it time to get an attorney and challenge the vote results? I might be wrong here, but I smell a rat - a big one.
Several pilots coming together, finding a really good attorney and filing a class-action suit against ALPA for misrepresentation is long overdue.
Maybe now is the time?
07-12-2017 | 03:05 PM
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What the he'll happend today? This has got to be a joke! The only reason this could have passed is a bunch of kids living with their parents that have no clue what one should be compensated. Please tell me this didn't actually happen! JO must be laughing at how dump the 58% is . I hope the other 42% walk ASAP. This contract still is the bottom, not even close to industry standards. Hourly pay is just a small piece of overall package.
07-12-2017 | 05:02 PM
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What the he'll happend today? This has got to be a joke! The only reason this could have passed is a bunch of kids living with their parents that have no clue what one should be compensated. Please tell me this didn't actually happen! JO must be laughing at how dump the 58% is . I hope the other 42% walk ASAP. This contract still is the bottom, not even close to industry standards. Hourly pay is just a small piece of overall package.
07-13-2017 | 11:53 AM
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Disappointed to read this.
Mesa pilots had the upper hand because Mesa has the upper hand with its CRJ-900 flying out of DFW and PHX. AAL has nobody else to fly them...
Why don't we (all ALPA members) get it yet???? It's a pilot's market now!!!!!
Mesa pilots had the upper hand because Mesa has the upper hand with its CRJ-900 flying out of DFW and PHX. AAL has nobody else to fly them...
Why don't we (all ALPA members) get it yet???? It's a pilot's market now!!!!!
07-14-2017 | 06:05 PM
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If you assume we'd get three chances then, mathematically, choosing the second actually has the highest probability of being the best. Unless of course JO is super sophisticated and is using that fact against the pilots - doubt it.
Most of the no's I talked to were sort of like Trump voters, while the yea's seemed to be the more coherent group.
Most of the no's I talked to were sort of like Trump voters, while the yea's seemed to be the more coherent group.
07-15-2017 | 06:24 AM
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If you assume we'd get three chances then, mathematically, choosing the second actually has the highest probability of being the best. Unless of course JO is super sophisticated and is using that fact against the pilots - doubt it.
Most of the no's I talked to were sort of like Trump voters, while the yea's seemed to be the more coherent group.
Most of the no's I talked to were sort of like Trump voters, while the yea's seemed to be the more coherent group.
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