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Old 03-14-2016 | 08:40 AM
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Originally Posted by notEnuf
That only means the union will not fight the Dec. 1 event. 3.B.4. is alive and well. I just wish they would publish the findings.

Yes, per the contract they can...

Yes, this is an intentional deviation from the historical norm...

Yes, management is circumventing the intent of...

Yes, they are attempting to influence negotiations...

But we don't want to fight this fight and will get a raise equal to other Delta raises in the future.

The union leadership needs to say these thing to maintain credibility and loyalty.
I agree, you should hold your representatives accountable, and demand a clear and unambiguous statement from your representatives on this issue.

Yes, per the contract they can because....

Yes, this is an intentional deviation from the historical norm which we have decided to not fight because.....

Yes, management is circumventing the intent of the contract and they can with regards to 3B4 because......

Yes, they are attempting to influence negotiations, but they are allowed to circumvent what we believe is the intent because.....

The last we heard officially from the union was this (which appears now to be an honest assessment):

Myth: By rejecting this TA, Section 3 B. 4. language remains in effect giving us 3 percent raises in the future.

Fact: Section 3 B. 4. triggers a review of pilot wages if the Company gives a raise to the other employees. Should they decide to give a raise to others this year, no pay increase for the pilots would occur. We have already had our comparison in April, which matched the AMR/UAL 757 rate and resulted in a .55 percent raise. If they give a bonus to employees instead of a pay raise next year-no review is triggered. If they do it again in 2017,again, there is no review. Nobody should hang their hat on a clause inserted to examine other people’s pay.
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