Republic Airways gets a big dose of bad news
09-10-2015, 08:09 PM
#151
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Originally Posted by sqwkvfr
The company has said many times, both privately and publicly, that it is not willing to return to negotiations.
Anyone with a brain realizes that is the definition of an impasse and a union with any marbles would file suit to get released.
Anyone with a brain realizes that is the definition of an impasse and a union with any marbles would file suit to get released.
Yet the company stated it would return to the table.
Management will keep coming back and will keep making very slow signs of "progress." If you jump half-way to a goal each time, you'll never actually get there ...but progress is still being made.
Look at the big picture: there is no way the NMB will release the IBT to strike in the run-up to a presidential election. The pilots would just be forced back to work anyway.
This thing has another 3 years in it at least...
09-10-2015, 09:29 PM
#153
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Originally Posted by dupe
Yet the company stated it would return to the table.
Management will keep coming back and will keep making very slow signs of "progress." If you jump half-way to a goal each time, you'll never actually get there ...but progress is still being made.
Look at the big picture: there is no way the NMB will release the IBT to strike in the run-up to a presidential election. The pilots would just be forced back to work anyway.
This thing has another 3 years in it at least...
Management will keep coming back and will keep making very slow signs of "progress." If you jump half-way to a goal each time, you'll never actually get there ...but progress is still being made.
Look at the big picture: there is no way the NMB will release the IBT to strike in the run-up to a presidential election. The pilots would just be forced back to work anyway.
This thing has another 3 years in it at least...
09-10-2015, 10:25 PM
#154
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Originally Posted by dupe
Yet the company stated it would return to the table.
Management will keep coming back and will keep making very slow signs of "progress." If you jump half-way to a goal each time, you'll never actually get there ...but progress is still being made.
Look at the big picture: there is no way the NMB will release the IBT to strike in the run-up to a presidential election. The pilots would just be forced back to work anyway.
This thing has another 3 years in it at least...
Management will keep coming back and will keep making very slow signs of "progress." If you jump half-way to a goal each time, you'll never actually get there ...but progress is still being made.
Look at the big picture: there is no way the NMB will release the IBT to strike in the run-up to a presidential election. The pilots would just be forced back to work anyway.
This thing has another 3 years in it at least...
09-10-2015, 11:54 PM
#155
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Originally Posted by dupe
Yet the company stated it would return to the table.
Management will keep coming back and will keep making very slow signs of "progress." If you jump half-way to a goal each time, you'll never actually get there ...but progress is still being made.
Look at the big picture: there is no way the NMB will release the IBT to strike in the run-up to a presidential election. The pilots would just be forced back to work anyway.
This thing has another 3 years in it at least...
Management will keep coming back and will keep making very slow signs of "progress." If you jump half-way to a goal each time, you'll never actually get there ...but progress is still being made.
Look at the big picture: there is no way the NMB will release the IBT to strike in the run-up to a presidential election. The pilots would just be forced back to work anyway.
This thing has another 3 years in it at least...
Republic doesn't have 3 years and bankruptcy will not solve their only issue, that being a lack of pilots willing to work for them.
You may be right about the NMB, which is exactly why I advocate filing suit against them.
09-11-2015, 11:02 PM
#156
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Originally Posted by ThreeStripe
I don't think you can force anybody to work in this country.
Originally Posted by sqwkvfr
No, the company said that they will meet with the mediator as required. They've said nothing about returning to the table.
Republic doesn't have 3 years and bankruptcy will not solve their only issue, that being a lack of pilots willing to work for them.
09-12-2015, 10:28 AM
#157
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Originally Posted by dupe
Yet the company stated it would return to the table.
Management will keep coming back and will keep making very slow signs of "progress." If you jump half-way to a goal each time, you'll never actually get there ...but progress is still being made.
Look at the big picture: there is no way the NMB will release the IBT to strike in the run-up to a presidential election. The pilots would just be forced back to work anyway.
This thing has another 3 years in it at least...
Management will keep coming back and will keep making very slow signs of "progress." If you jump half-way to a goal each time, you'll never actually get there ...but progress is still being made.
Look at the big picture: there is no way the NMB will release the IBT to strike in the run-up to a presidential election. The pilots would just be forced back to work anyway.
This thing has another 3 years in it at least...
09-12-2015, 10:41 AM
#158
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Originally Posted by dupe
Labor groups for airlines can (and have) been forced back to work.
09-12-2015, 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by ThreeStripe
I get that they can be ordered back to work, but what is the "or else"? Are they going to throw me in jail for refusing to fly a plane?
09-13-2015, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted by ThreeStripe
I get that they can be ordered back to work, but what is the "or else"? Are they going to throw me in jail for refusing to fly a plane?
The biggest issue they have is corporate culture, it sucks there! They care too much about making a profit and corporate culture will always be second to profit. Republic is a very lean company, which is great for investors, but not employees. Great news for the pilots is they can just go somewhere else and get paid more
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