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12-02-2015, 03:30 PM
#51
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Originally Posted by pagey
I'll ask again since people tend to ignore the questions that are difficult to answer:
What effect has PSA's vote had on regional contract negotiations since the vote closed?
What effect has PSA's vote had on regional contract negotiations since the vote closed?
12-02-2015, 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Waitingformins
Really? It has eased the pressure on AAG trying to place 70 large RJ's somewhere else. It's evident that placing RJ feed at a carrier right now is competitive to the favior of the carrier. Any CRJ Union would be in the drivers seat if their company had the chance to acquire that much work.
"Making it easier on AAG" has no effect on other contract negotiations. Please answer my original question: What is the current negotiating landscape, and how has PSA's vote affected it?
12-02-2015, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted by pagey
That is not at all what I asked. You might make a good politician.
"Making it easier on AAG" has no effect on other contract negotiations. Please answer my original question: What is the current negotiating landscape, and how has PSA's vote affected it?
"Making it easier on AAG" has no effect on other contract negotiations. Please answer my original question: What is the current negotiating landscape, and how has PSA's vote affected it?
12-02-2015, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by pagey
That is not at all what I asked. You might make a good politician.
"Making it easier on AAG" has no effect on other contract negotiations. Please answer my original question: What is the current negotiating landscape, and how has PSA's vote affected it?
"Making it easier on AAG" has no effect on other contract negotiations. Please answer my original question: What is the current negotiating landscape, and how has PSA's vote affected it?
Are you just arguing, or do you really believe that because no contact was explicitly indexed to PSA's concessions that it didn't modify negotiations at other carriers?
12-02-2015, 04:01 PM
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Originally Posted by word302
The point is we will never know. Had PSA raised the bar, would Mesa still be struggling to get industry standard? Would Envoy have been presented with a better deal? Would everyone be paying $40+ for new hires. We will never know. It's a little ignorant to say it has had no effect.
12-02-2015, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by pagey
What? Every contract that has been signed since the PSA vote has contained significant improvements.
12-02-2015, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Waitingformins
A labor union not refusing work during a national labor shortage and you believe it had no effect on other labor unions?
Are you just arguing, or do you really believe that because no contact was explicitly indexed to PSA's concessions that it didn't modify negotiations at other carriers?
Are you just arguing, or do you really believe that because no contact was explicitly indexed to PSA's concessions that it didn't modify negotiations at other carriers?
So.....Which carriers have taken a hit in compensation?
12-02-2015, 04:13 PM
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Originally Posted by word302
How do you know if even greater improvements could have been made? Are you listening? There is no way to know just how much of an impact the PSA contract had on the industry.
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