Agreement in Principle
#31
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#32
I urge everyone to take a breath and relax until we see what they came up with. My reps know how I feel. I am not a yes or a no and I have a furlough letter. I will wait and decide my own fate once it passes the MEC. All I ask of my peers is to not speculate and go down the worm hole of what’s in it based off of rumor! Just my opinion
#33
I’m all for furlough fund, volunteer my time monthly for an ALPA resource that pilots use every month & You can find me on the president’s circle of ALPA-PAC. Perhaps some of us have seen this a few times and maybe we aren’t buying it anymore. Just my view and my vote.
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#34
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I’m all for furlough fund, volunteer my time monthly for an ALPA resource that pilots use every month & You can find me on the president’s circle of ALPA-PAC. Perhaps some of us have seen this a few times and maybe we aren’t buying it anymore. Just my view and my vote.
Frats
Last edited by Barley; 09-09-2020 at 06:49 AM.
#35
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Respectfully, none of you have seen this before; however, you’ve certainly taking a beating before. Based on current and previous MEC communications I think the mistakes of the past were at the forefront of their negotiations leading to this AiP. Let’s all just wait to see IF it passes the MEC and then we can all read it for ourselves to make an informed decision.
#36
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Respectfully, none of you have seen this before; however, you’ve certainly taking a beating before. Based on current and previous MEC communications I think the mistakes of the past were at the forefront of their negotiations leading to this AiP. Let’s all just wait to see IF it passes the MEC and then we can all read it for ourselves to make an informed decision.
#37
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Respectfully, none of you have seen this before; however, you’ve certainly taking a beating before. Based on current and previous MEC communications I think the mistakes of the past were at the forefront of their negotiations leading to this AiP. Let’s all just wait to see IF it passes the MEC and then we can all read it for ourselves to make an informed decision.
#38
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strong words there my friend. As you are someone in that 2850 I can tell your emotions are running high. You aren’t the first one to go through this. Concessions have never worked at any time. It’s a money in - money out problem. The company will gladly take any concessions and then ask for more or furlough more when “travel hasn’t rebounded to their appropriate levels”.
I’m all for furlough fund, volunteer my time monthly for an ALPA resource that pilots use every month & You can find me on the president’s circle of ALPA-PAC. Perhaps some of us have seen this a few times and maybe we aren’t buying it anymore. Just my view and my vote.
Frats
I’m all for furlough fund, volunteer my time monthly for an ALPA resource that pilots use every month & You can find me on the president’s circle of ALPA-PAC. Perhaps some of us have seen this a few times and maybe we aren’t buying it anymore. Just my view and my vote.
Frats
#39
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I don’t see the word “planned” in his email - Did i overlook it, or did you modify his quote?
Seems like a big difference to me. I read it as stopping all future displacement bids, where the quote you used indicates to me it would include already announced but untrained displacements as well.
I guess we find out in a week or so.
Seems like a big difference to me. I read it as stopping all future displacement bids, where the quote you used indicates to me it would include already announced but untrained displacements as well.
I guess we find out in a week or so.
#40
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