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Originally Posted by Wingtips
(Post 1087180)
yet everyone i talk to says they are, and most of the crew room banter seems in favor....also i do not go to dallas
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Originally Posted by What
(Post 1086726)
Under the current AE pilot contract we are not allowed to strike, we gave that away under this contract.
Ok. Let me restate my question: Wouldn't that be a quandary for Obama? Since unions were big donors to his campaign it would be interesting to see what kind of reaction he would get from the SEIU and other unions if he did order a striking airline, other than AE, union back to work. |
Originally Posted by squawkoff
(Post 1087370)
Ok. Let me restate my question: Wouldn't that be a quandary for Obama? Since unions were big donors to his campaign it would be interesting to see what kind of reaction he would get from the SEIU and other unions if he did order a striking airline, other than AE, union back to work.
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Originally Posted by subrat
(Post 1087348)
Yea if you sit around and talk to the Union guys.....Dan Garton is not to be trusted after reading his paper to the government.... If you have any friends that are lawyers have them read the proposal ;) ....Never flown out of Dallas ---ORD based
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Originally Posted by Wingtips
(Post 1087180)
yet everyone i talk to says they are, and most of the crew room banter seems in favor....also i do not go to dallas
I should fell bad for saying this, but I dont. Those who vote yes, will see a pay cut, displacement, and furlough from this, ( I get the pay cut) and I could not be happier. Thats what happens walking with blinders on. |
Originally Posted by RJ Pilot
(Post 1086787)
please don't listen to those AEPA scumbags.or scumbag.
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Originally Posted by buddies8
(Post 1087459)
and furlough from this,-
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Originally Posted by squawkoff
(Post 1086725)
Wouldn't that be a quandary for Obama? Since unions were big donors to his campaign it would be interesting to see what kind of reaction he would get from the SEIU and other unions if he did order a striking airline union back to work.
February 15, 1997 "Invoking seldom-used emergency powers, President Clinton intervened today minutes after midnight to halt a strike by American Airlines pilots that had threatened to disrupt air travel nationwide." |
Originally Posted by Wingtips
(Post 1087469)
All your other logic is understandable, but this part is just confusing! PLEASE explain the logic on this.
furlough from this TA passing. Those would be the results. |
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