Old 05-03-2022 | 03:07 PM
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Skeet20
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Originally Posted by WHACKMASTER
Okay, don’t forget about chasing the premium and certainly let’s take advantage of it while we can but given the latest earnings call and the Kompany literally verbalizing that they want to staff enough pilots to where they don’t have to pay premium, it is ABSOLUTELY IMPERATIVE that we make a drastic gain in our TFP rates on this contract!

If you haven’t already done so, start fleshing out how much our purchasing power has eroded due to their blatant dragging out of negotiations. Two years to even respond to our proposal? Insulting!

How about the large inflation with no end in sight? If this keeps up (which it will for a while) we’re looking at at least a 40-50% hit to our purchasing power from when we passed the current contract.

I respectfully implore you to up your expectations in the pay rates part of our contract because we’re getting our collective asses handed to us by the Kompany’s stall tactics and past, present, and future inflation.

Given their recent statements to stomp out premium pay and overstaff the airline (like 2017) shouldn’t we be basing our pay expectations on 90-100 TFP/month? If so we need a very sizable bump in rates.
90 to 100 TFP I get that now. Maybe our unions and our Airlines need to get out of bed with one particular political party and we might all be better off. You know the one that caused.
  1. Inflation 8.5% and Climbing
  2. Gasoline and Heating Costs Up 48%
  3. Natural Gas Up 21.6%
  4. Electricity Up 11.1%
  5. Rents Up 15.2%
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