Republic Offering $40/hr First Year Pay
#13
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I read that Republic had submitted an offer to pilots raising first year pay to $40/hr, but that the union has refused to send it out for a vote.
What is so bad about the offer that the union won't even send it out for a vote?
I strongly believe that every regional should eventually get to $40/hr first year pay. I'm very surprised the union is throwing out a chance to make that happen.
What is so bad about the offer that the union won't even send it out for a vote?
I strongly believe that every regional should eventually get to $40/hr first year pay. I'm very surprised the union is throwing out a chance to make that happen.
Although I suspect you have your own agenda with that post.
#14
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#15
That question should never be just about "RATES". There is so much more to compensation than the straight rate. In instance, a 50 seat flyer at envoy will easily take home more money at the end of the month that a 175 pilot at RAH due to better cancellation provisions.
The true valuation of a contract should be what company gives me the most take home money and benefits for the least amount of time away from home.
The true valuation of a contract should be what company gives me the most take home money and benefits for the least amount of time away from home.
#16
Short version.... the same as they were before the TA.....if the flow doesn't send at least 220 to AA each year we get to step up on the old 18 step scale. If the flow does send at least 220, you won't hit the cap before flowing.
There's more detail, but that's the short version.
There's more detail, but that's the short version.
#18
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FA'S are waitresses, and by waitress I mean the one you get mad at yourself for even leaving a tip. They serve coke, pretzels then sit down and read till the last 15 minutes of the flight, then get phone ready so they can check Facebook upon landing. If there were no FAS in the back, I'm pretty sure it'd be all right. The FA on the Hudson plane sitting in the back (the one the other 2 wouldn't speak to in all the interviews) did a great job of securing the back!!
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Short version.... the same as they were before the TA.....if the flow doesn't send at least 220 to AA each year we get to step up on the old 18 step scale. If the flow does send at least 220, you won't hit the cap before flowing.
There's more detail, but that's the short version.
There's more detail, but that's the short version.
Also the FOs cannot jump from plane to plane (pay is the same doesn't matter which one you fly), so expect the 175 go Jr.
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