96% of TSA pilots vote YES to strike
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Pinnacle Airlines pilots, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, International (ALPA), and flying for Northwest Airlink and Delta Connection, showed their unity and resolve by voting to authorize their elected union representatives to conduct a lawful withdrawal of service if contract talks with management do not result in an agreement and both sides are released to economic self-help by the National Mediation Board.
Aviation Today :: ALPA's Northwest Airlink and Delta Connection PCL Pilots Vote Overwhelmingly to Authorize Strike
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this strike vote means nothing. pinnacle had a 99% strike vote and we are still here, not able to strike, and waiting on a contract. get in line.
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What would it take to be released for self help? I like the percentage but I sincerely doubt Huals cares about these results. Probably not a surprise for him.
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to all the waterski brothers and sisters-- i salute those who voted for a strike-- it is a step in the right direction, and those wussies that didnt, benefit from the people who hold the line and for that you are total cowards.
SKIPPY- just calling it like i see it
Congrats
Fellow Pilots,
I know many of you are anxious to know the result of the Strike Authorization Ballot which concluded today. The results were
independently certified and of the eligible Trans States pilots who responded to the strike authorization ballot, nearly 96% authorized
the Trans States MEC to call for a lawful withdrawal of services. An overwhelming majority of pilots have voiced their support for
the negotiating committee and their objective to obtain a fair and equitable contract that meets the expectations of this pilot group.
It also demonstrates to management clearly and loudly our unity and resolve to conclude these negotiations one way or another.
Now more than ever we must remain vigilant in our focus, unwavering in our resolve, knowledgeable about the mediation process, and
informed about our contract negotiations. It is important to remember we have not exhausted all phases of Section 6 negotiations
and a release to self-help has not been granted. However, this vote goes a long way in showing our solidarity in achieving improvements
to our contract that are both deserved and long overdue
SKIPPY- just calling it like i see it
Congrats
Fellow Pilots,
I know many of you are anxious to know the result of the Strike Authorization Ballot which concluded today. The results were
independently certified and of the eligible Trans States pilots who responded to the strike authorization ballot, nearly 96% authorized
the Trans States MEC to call for a lawful withdrawal of services. An overwhelming majority of pilots have voiced their support for
the negotiating committee and their objective to obtain a fair and equitable contract that meets the expectations of this pilot group.
It also demonstrates to management clearly and loudly our unity and resolve to conclude these negotiations one way or another.
Now more than ever we must remain vigilant in our focus, unwavering in our resolve, knowledgeable about the mediation process, and
informed about our contract negotiations. It is important to remember we have not exhausted all phases of Section 6 negotiations
and a release to self-help has not been granted. However, this vote goes a long way in showing our solidarity in achieving improvements
to our contract that are both deserved and long overdue
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Good luck guys and gals. I hope this picks up some steam and gets someone's attention (cough media/public etc cough) for the better. Maybe, just maybe between all the news and public attention lately and now this, things will start to shift in a different direction. Pipe dream maybe but it's nice to be optimistic.
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