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Was anyone personally at the meeting's Hoffa had at SWA? I had heard rumors it didn't go over very well!

Would someone like to fill us in on their account? hae.gif
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The Meeting @ SWA & AWA (America West) PHX ,AZ Was as usual Just Talk,My ?'s Were For the Stock Clerk's @ AWA who have been with out a Contract for Three Year's New To the IBT,Until the recent SWA Vote AMFA or IBT They have Had Little or no response with the Local 104 Union Buisness Leader's less than SIGN the contract that was Offered. We as AWA AMT's are Watching the way They (IBT) are Handling the Contract for the Stockclerk's And Are Waiting for The Out come of the Vote Jan 24,2003.We are pushing for AMFA And Are Looking to The New Year with good Thing's to come.Thank's For A Good WEB Site. To Get Some View's From And to Share Unity/Solidarity/Let's Get Together and BUILD Some Unity To Get our FAIR/SHARE From the Industry. Mick @ AWA.
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Welcome to the site Michael.

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Screw Hoffa anim_pissed.gif He probably didn't even know there was an airline division of the IBT until Southwest talked about leaving 2peace.gif . Now he is all concerned and wants to work with us anim_whacko.gif Unfortunately I'm not convinced that AMFA is the answer either.......Fuck Hoffa anyway anim_pissed.gif nuke.gif
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Yea, I think it's kinda shitty that now all the sudden the IBT cares and the big wigs are at attention when SWA is having a vote and CAL is probably going to be soon. Kinda shows you where the AMT's stand with them doesn't it? flipa.gif
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I think that all those who are watching their hopes for the future sold off are in a state rage that makes reason hard to hold. All sides must get a grip and a company thats wants to survive needs its workers. What made SWA strong was a respect for its workers and I for one would like to see reason prevail. If shareholders demand war on the workers they should understand that shareholders at all the the airlines that demanded war with the workers lost everything in BK11 and then whined (look at the stock BBS). anim_whacko.gif how crazy is that?

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Screw Hoffa anim_pissed.gif He probably didn't even know there was an airline division of the IBT until Southwest talked about leaving 2peace.gif . Now he is all concerned and wants to work with us anim_whacko.gif Unfortunately I'm not convinced that AMFA is the answer either.......Fuck Hoffa anyway anim_pissed.gif nuke.gif


That is how we felt at ATA when we dumped Teamsters and went with ALPA. I got tired of getting my monthly trucking magazine and nothing else for my monthly dues. Our Union supplied Rep/Lawyer did not know anything about airlines or airplanes. 1nono.gif

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