Serious Slate Book Exploratory Team

[GulfCharlie]

rom the minutes...

Slate Book CBA Exploratory Team (Andrew LeBovidge, Executive Vice President)

The NEB approved, with RVP Davidson abstaining, the following members to serve as an exploratory team to initiate preparations for bargaining a successor agreement to the Slate Book. The team would be responsible for surveying the membership to identify challenges faced in the field, discuss preliminary ideas for possible bargaining, research options for inclusion in proposals, and function as the intermediary between the membership and the NEB: Scott Robillard (A90), Aaron Wilt (ZDC), Chris Purdue (ZME), Dan Carrico (ORD), Daniel Witt (R90), John Bratcher (FSM), Bobby Scurlock (FSS), Josh Waggener (ZDV), and Nate Pair (ZLA)

One person on the r/atc2 subreddit pointed that one is an A114 who has not set foot in his facility for years, granted I recognize some of the other names who also have not set foot in their facilities... Best to let everyone draw their own conclusions on the "representation."

 

[BDUB]

rom the minutes...

Slate Book CBA Exploratory Team (Andrew LeBovidge, Executive Vice President)

The NEB approved, with RVP Davidson abstaining, the following members to serve as an exploratory team to initiate preparations for bargaining a successor agreement to the Slate Book. The team would be responsible for surveying the membership to identify challenges faced in the field, discuss preliminary ideas for possible bargaining, research options for inclusion in proposals, and function as the intermediary between the membership and the NEB: Scott Robillard (A90), Aaron Wilt (ZDC), Chris Purdue (ZME), Dan Carrico (ORD), Daniel Witt (R90), John Bratcher (FSM), Bobby Scurlock (FSS), Josh Waggener (ZDV), and Nate Pair (ZLA)

One person on the r/atc2 subreddit pointed that one is an A114 who has not set foot in his facility for years, granted I recognize some of the other names who also have not set foot in their facilities... Best to let everyone draw their own conclusions on the "representation."

I’m sure small facilities will be well represented by these guys.

 

[boots]

/atc2 subreddit where cucks go to die.

 

[KP-ATC]

Robillard would lose any position he would run for at A90 or in the New England region. He couldn't even manage to hang onto being appointed ARVP.

 

[32andBelow]

Robillard would lose any position he would run for at A90 or in the New England region. He couldn't even manage to hang onto being appointed ARVP.

We really need to get rid of back to back a114s. At least back to back unelected ones.

 

[Soul_Controller]

I’m sure small facilities will be well represented by these guys.

You got FSM in there. A seven that should be a six... But will probably be an 8 again.

 

[Bandit117]

rom the minutes...

Slate Book CBA Exploratory Team (Andrew LeBovidge, Executive Vice President)

The NEB approved, with RVP Davidson abstaining, the following members to serve as an exploratory team to initiate preparations for bargaining a successor agreement to the Slate Book. The team would be responsible for surveying the membership to identify challenges faced in the field, discuss preliminary ideas for possible bargaining, research options for inclusion in proposals, and function as the intermediary between the membership and the NEB: Scott Robillard (A90), Aaron Wilt (ZDC), Chris Purdue (ZME), Dan Carrico (ORD), Daniel Witt (R90), John Bratcher (FSM), Bobby Scurlock (FSS), Josh Waggener (ZDV), and Nate Pair (ZLA)

One person on the r/atc2 subreddit pointed that one is an A114 who has not set foot in his facility for years, granted I recognize some of the other names who also have not set foot in their facilities... Best to let everyone draw their own conclusions on the "representation."

I personally know that 2 of these people are giant POS NEB cocksuckers. They aren’t appointing people worth a damn who know anything or even think anything is wrong with status quo.

 

[GulfCharlie]

I personally know that 2 of these people are giant POS NEB cocksuckers. They aren’t appointing people worth a damn who know anything or even think anything is wrong with status quo.

I know a few on their as well, terrible picks…

 

[LennyA21]

People seem stuck on the fact that ARVPs or long time reps make good contract negotiators. These are two completely different skill sets. Being able to apply the contract does not mean you can negotiate a contract.
Some representation on this contract team is good but I’d describe this as poor at best.