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Old September 4th 06, 05:46 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
John Gaquin
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"Larry Dighera" wrote in message

Changing the terms of a contract without the agreement of all parties
constitutes a breach of contract, doesn't it?


The first thing to determine is whether or not unrestricted freedom of dress
is a matter of contract under the present agreement.


In the matter of the union pushing their members to waste time and
resources to make a point,


I wasn't aware the union was doing that.


Demending the presence of a union rep at any conversation between employee
and supervisor is clearly a waste of time and obstruction of the orderly
flow of the work process. Anyone can see that.

Unions, and particularly, it seems, ATC unions, have a history of accepting
very bad advice at the worst possible time. Hence their "strong and
growing" position in the American economy.


 




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