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Originally Posted by Pineapple Guy
(Post 1331204)
I hear ya. But my point is, if it was important to us, we should have negotiated it. Just because Delta didn't do something previously, doesn't mean they don't have the right to do it in the future....unless we negotiate to the contrary.
This is the same thing with respect to RJ flying. When I got hired (a LONG LONG time ago), If my computer wasn't about to go to turn off on its own, I'd change some wording there for fun.
Originally Posted by Pineapple Guy
(Post 1331204)
our PWA said pilots on the Delta Seniority List would fly any airplane OVER 70 seats. We COULD have said any aircraft over 49 seats. But we didn't. And the rest.....is history.
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Originally Posted by Pineapple Guy
(Post 1331178)
Does anyone else see the irony in this post??:p
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Does this end fighting serve any purpose but to divide the profession as a whole? Does fighting each other serve someone else's purposes better than our own?
Degree no degree it's not a PWA violation. Want it changed, use negotiation capital, if not don't. If Delta changes it for some they may need to reevaluate it for all. Their deal. To date I have not seen anything about this so called vault agreement. Until then, its rumor. |
Originally Posted by Pineapple Guy
(Post 1331187)
If you'd like, you can PM me. I'll offer that as a free community service on behalf of my fellow APC'ers.
Perhaps you can vie for the position with a daring contest of Odds and Evens. Time for another VSOP. |
Originally Posted by Pineapple Guy
(Post 1331177)
Do you have so little faith in Delta, that you think they actually will hire "some of the worst pilots you've ever seen"? Really?
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All of this arguing, and nobody even knows if this "vault letter" even exists?
Go get laid. |
Originally Posted by acl65pilot
(Post 1331243)
Does this end fighting serve any purpose but to divide the profession as a whole? Does fighting each other serve someone else's purposes better than our own?
Degree no degree it's not a PWA violation. Want it changed, use negotiation capital, if not don't. If Delta changes it for some they may need to reevaluate it for all. Their deal. To date I have not seen anything about this so called vault agreement. Until then, its rumor. 1) Who exactly is the Airline Pilot Association that is referred to in Section 1(A) of our contract? I always assumed it was the Delta MEC. I think most pilots assume this. Can this association negotiate with Delta without any involvement by the DAL MEC? I think most guys assume it cannot. 2) Is the "meet-and-confer" requirement binding only on the mainline side? If our MEC was not involved, does it not invalidate that requirement? You cannot have it both ways: either we all meet-and-confer, or we do not. 3) (Or) Is this the issue here the relationship between the administration and MEC? Could we have been involved, but only at the administration level? This may not amount to much, in the end. Maybe this is a matter of TO working something out with LM and E9 that meets the letter of the meet-and-confer requirement. I agree that we can't really force Delta to effect changes in hiring requirements, nor do we want to. I have an opinion about that issue, but I don't think we can effect a change. No, the only real questions relate to who was talking to who, and whether we were properly represented. So far, Bar's questions haven't been clearly answered. I know that many of the conspiracies on APC have proven to be mere theories, but a group that doesn't ask questions is not going to get answers they like, in the end. If I'm missing something important in your message, please feel free to PM me. For now, I'm just reading through this, to see if we can get a simple (but complete and coherent) answer to Bar's questions. |
Originally Posted by Sink r8
(Post 1331282)
I don't know, ACL. I don't always agree with Bar on the subject of DCI carriers, but some of his points aren't resolved in this debate, and I guess the bridge agreement is not a rumor:
1) Who exactly is the Airline Pilot Association that is referred to in Section 1(A) of our contract? I always assumed it was the Delta MEC. I think most pilots assume this. Can this association negotiate with Delta without any involvement by the DAL MEC? I think most guys assume it cannot. 2) Is the "meet-and-confer" requirement binding only on the mainline side? If our MEC was not involved, does it not invalidate that requirement? You cannot have it both ways: either we all meet-and-confer, or we do not. 3) (Or) Is this the issue here the relationship between the administration and MEC? Could we have been involved, but only at the administration level? This may not amount to much, in the end. Maybe this is a matter of TO working something out with LM and E9 that meets the letter of the meet-and-confer requirement. I agree that we can't really force Delta to effect changes in hiring requirements, nor do we want to. I have an opinion about that issue, but I don't think we can effect a change. No, the only real questions relate to who was talking to who, and whether we were properly represented. So far, Bar's questions haven't been clearly answered. I know that many of the conspiracies on APC have proven to be mere theories, but a group that doesn't ask questions is not going to get answers they like, in the end. If I'm missing something important in your message, please feel free to PM me. For now, I'm just reading through this, to see if we can get a simple (but complete and coherent) answer to Bar's questions. On exclusivity that is ALPA's under the power of the RLA and local autonomy is afforded to the local council (MEC) via the ALPA CBL in the sections above. |
Originally Posted by captjns
(Post 1331250)
Nah. I think DAL1067 wants to be APC's big toe on this issue. But only if he promises to wear his hat.
Perhaps you can vie for the position with a daring contest of Odds and Evens. Time for another VSOP. |
Originally Posted by bucking bar http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/im...s/viewpost.gif
. . . It is going to be interesting to see the air force academy captains dealing with some of their new hire fo's who decided against pursuing an education beyond high school and who have absolutely no idea of how the air force runs a flight deck. . . . :) I spent a number of years as a C-141 aircraft commander, without a college degree (commissioning and wings through the Aviation Cadet Program). Many times I flew with Copilot Academy Graduates. I doubt they ever knew what college I didn't go to. Hopefully standardization makes sure all flight decks are run the same. |
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