That Survey Was Bad: DALPA Needs our Help.
#61
Why would you spend one penny of negotiating capital on that anyway? I thought we were done giving away our money on things the company had to buy anyway, like more airplanes or pilots.
And the best thing we ever did was get rid of vacation sell back. Why? We used to get seven weeks of vacation until we proved that we didn't really need or want that much.
I don't even know what box you are trying to think outside of.
#62
Baffling... Why on earth would you think we can or should try to control the hiring pace? You can't control that. You might as well put it in our contract that we always have at least a ten knot headwind.
Why would you spend one penny of negotiating capital on that anyway? I thought we were done giving away our money on things the company had to buy anyway, like more airplanes or pilots.
And the best thing we ever did was get rid of vacation sell back. Why? We used to get seven weeks of vacation until we proved that we didn't really need or want that much.
I don't even know what box you are trying to think outside of.
Why would you spend one penny of negotiating capital on that anyway? I thought we were done giving away our money on things the company had to buy anyway, like more airplanes or pilots.
And the best thing we ever did was get rid of vacation sell back. Why? We used to get seven weeks of vacation until we proved that we didn't really need or want that much.
I don't even know what box you are trying to think outside of.
Do you think it's really constructive to engage in that kind of discussion with me?
Seriously. I made a simple point that the unions survey was suspect, that we should be leading them in a different direction, and made a suggestion to move them away the draconian provisions that were in the last TA.
The point was that IF the hiring pace slowed, vacation flying would stop. Period.
It was a mere suggestion for people to consider and only the most respectful (climbclimbnow and gunfighter) seemed to consider the whole thing before they fired.
Do you think it's a good practice to talk before you listen?
I also asked for people to come up with their own ideas - sort of like when I posted the TAFacts.com thread here. Do you have any?
I see why people never volunteer for anything and why we are at the mercy of the union "thinkers." Trust me, I'll stay in my box from here on out.
Good luck.
#63
Straight QOL, homie
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How about voluntary WS to FARs. Time and a half pay over 75. But only with unlimited personal drops regardless of reserve coverage all year. That would pretty much force the company to offer holiday pay.
Full disclosure: I have not thought through the unwanted consequences.
Full disclosure: I have not thought through the unwanted consequences.
#64
How about voluntary WS to FARs. Time and a half pay over 75. But only with unlimited personal drops regardless of reserve coverage all year. That would pretty much force the company to offer holiday pay.
Full disclosure: I have not thought through the unwanted consequences.
Full disclosure: I have not thought through the unwanted consequences.
#65
#68
We should strive for an industry leading contract (by far) -- superior to what we have, with more protections for advancement.
Don't let peoples inability to read distract you.
Let the discussion continue -- respectfully.
#70
Baffling... Why on earth would you think we can or should try to control the hiring pace? You can't control that. You might as well put it in our contract that we always have at least a ten knot headwind.
Why would you spend one penny of negotiating capital on that anyway? I thought we were done giving away our money on things the company had to buy anyway, like more airplanes or pilots.
And the best thing we ever did was get rid of vacation sell back. Why? We used to get seven weeks of vacation until we proved that we didn't really need or want that much.
I don't even know what box you are trying to think outside of.
Why would you spend one penny of negotiating capital on that anyway? I thought we were done giving away our money on things the company had to buy anyway, like more airplanes or pilots.
And the best thing we ever did was get rid of vacation sell back. Why? We used to get seven weeks of vacation until we proved that we didn't really need or want that much.
I don't even know what box you are trying to think outside of.
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