Originally Posted by
Bwipilot
It shouldn't be difficult: just use the old ALPA policy of career expecations. Calculate the expected career yearly earnings of each AAI and SWA pilot at Sep 27th, 2010 and assign seniority numbers based on that. Every pilot will stay in line with what they thought there earnings wouldv'e been--and then the AAI pilots will enjoy a big jump on the same calculation when moved to the SWAPA contract. Now everyone's happy
Bwi,
Let's say I agree with your premise and decide to use career earnings as a factor.
Can you please tell me how
YOUR career earnings will
change with a relative seniority list?
How exactly are they hurt? Or, can you tell me how they don't remain the same?
Once you can do that, you will have the arbitrators ears.