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Can't say it's true...
Has anyone heard the newest rumor that company is stalling on PBS because they do not want the rigs ? |
Originally Posted by astral
(Post 2693164)
Can't say it's true...
Has anyone heard the newest rumor that company is stalling on PBS because they do not want the rigs ? Seriously, how many guys voted but had no idea what they voted for? Didn't the last union email also talk about how smoothly the JPWG was hammering things out? |
The rigs are coming regardless, according to the agreement...
Anyone else heard that the company does not want PBS? Isn't Allegiant going through something similar and voted to strike? "Seriously, how many guys voted but had no idea what they voted for?" If they knew what they were voting for, this POS would have never passed! |
That's a baseless rumor. I correspond with the JPWG at least once a month and so far every one of their responses is "Things are moving at an unexpected pace" as if they didn't realize the company would be going so well with everything. Parallel bidding will be here by march at the latest.
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Originally Posted by astral
(Post 2693388)
The rigs are coming regardless, according to the agreement...
Anyone else heard that the company does not want PBS? Isn't Allegiant going through something similar and voted to strike? "Seriously, how many guys voted but had no idea what they voted for?" If they knew what they were voting for, this POS would have never passed! Might be a good time to brush up on the railway labor act. Or maybe you're just trolling us? |
Originally Posted by dn_wisconsin
(Post 2693552)
Where do you get your info from? Allegiant voted to strike? Allegiant got their contract last year. If there's a labor dispute over the language it will be taken to arbitration.
Might be a good time to brush up on the railway labor act. Or maybe you're just trolling us? https://www.airlinepilotforums.com/a...e-93-vote.html |
Originally Posted by elmetal
(Post 2693475)
"Things are moving at an unexpected pace" as if they didn't realize the company would be going so well with everything. Parallel bidding will be here by march at the latest.
Originally Posted by TrojanCMH
(Post 2693602)
He's right. Allegiant's pilot group did vote to authorize a strike because they don't agree with the way their company is implementing the new contract. I don't know all the details but it's true.
https://www.airlinepilotforums.com/a...e-93-vote.html Appreciate the informative responses. |
Originally Posted by astral
(Post 2693634)
Thank you for that info elmetal.
Thanks TrojanCMH. Appreciate the informative responses. They can vote to authorize a strike all they want. Not going to happen legally. This will all go to arbitration. |
When was the last time this company stuck to a planned timeline?
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Originally Posted by dn_wisconsin
(Post 2693552)
Where do you get your info from? Allegiant voted to strike? Allegiant got their contract last year. If there's a labor dispute over the language it will be taken to arbitration.
Might be a good time to brush up on the railway labor act. Or maybe you're just trolling us? |
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