Originally Posted by
gzsg
As we approach the survey it is imperative we send the message of 25% plus date of signing. The cost around $500 million. This is more than fair and easily doable.
What the insiders have in mind is the 2004 hourly rates by the end of the contract. If that is not bad enough, they plan to reduce our profit sharing.
Don't be fooled again.
Was their more on the table in C2012? Yes. Billions more.
Statistically, that means we will settle for a compounded rate of 15%. We need to shoot higher and get better work rules too.
Anderson knows, if the pilot group wants 25% they will settle for 10% less and not create any problems.
TEN