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Originally Posted by Tranquility
(Post 3786232)
Pilot pay is not the contributing factor to our financial distress. Let me emphasize that point; WE ARE NOT THE PROBLEM! No amount of wage cuts have ever staved off an eventual bankruptcy; full pay till the last day DAMMIT! (Especially at this company.). And, halving gone through a bankruptcy, it is NOT the end of the world. It's not ideal, but the end isn't near either. When we see the 1113 term sheet, we'll collectively **** our pants, negotiate something better, and things will churn....
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Originally Posted by BlueJuicer17
(Post 3786402)
I agree. If NK goes into CH13, can the judge change the contract/compesation and lower pay/benefits without a union vote?
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Originally Posted by BlueJuicer17
(Post 3786402)
I agree. If NK goes into CH13, can the judge change the contract/compesation and lower pay/benefits without a union vote?
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Originally Posted by hercretired
(Post 3786486)
It would be Chapter 11. Yes, pretty much all union contracts are vaporized in bankruptcy proceedings.
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Originally Posted by hercretired
(Post 3786486)
It would be Chapter 11. Yes, pretty much all union contracts are vaporized in bankruptcy proceedings.
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Originally Posted by buzzer
(Post 3786475)
YES.
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Originally Posted by hercretired
(Post 3786486)
It would be Chapter 11. Yes, pretty much all union contracts are vaporized in bankruptcy proceedings.
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Originally Posted by fcoolaiddrinker
(Post 3786488)
They’re open for renegotiation like all agreements in ch 11. Not vaporized. Point being rates/retirement are the easiest targets. It’s not hard to show the reorganization math on a balance sheet to investors. Work rules normally come out pretty much intact. Making them even more valuable to hold on to in normal sec 6.
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Originally Posted by BlueJuicer17
(Post 3786402)
I agree. If NK goes into CH13, can the judge change the contract/compesation and lower pay/benefits without a union vote?
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Originally Posted by JulesWinfield
(Post 3786195)
So, why do some take the companies word on the loss, but don’t take their word when they say they have a plan to return to profitability? Believe one story but not the other? Makes no sense. |
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