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Originally Posted by flgac
(Post 2546609)
ATI Guys, I've been in this industry for 37 years. Two airlines represented by ALPA and the last 26 years by Teamsters. I've been through a total of six contracts and four with ATSG management. You can say what you want about the union representing ABX, however, they know how ATSG management negotiates. They know their moves and threats even before they are made. I strongly recommend the following: At this point in our careers we need unity. There has never been a better time in my 37 year career to be compensated what we are all worth. We must put our differences aside and join together as pilots who work for the same parent company. Our union leadership on both sides must align together and support each group to obtain an ACMI industry standard contract. The work rules and compensation can differ, however, the cost per hour for crews should be the same. If we join together, we'll both end up with an industry standard or leading contract. The TA for ATI is sub-standard. It's better than what you've had, however, it can be much better if you vote NO and join together in negotiations. Both contracts should be signed on the same day with the same basic cost. Remember...... ATSG is reporting record profits! Record Profits! Both airlines can do better than the current TA on the table for ATI. Again, vote NO and then work together for an industry leading contract! It's now or never!
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Originally Posted by flgac
(Post 2546609)
ATI Guys, I've been in this industry for 37 years. Two airlines represented by ALPA and the last 26 years by Teamsters. I've been through a total of six contracts and four with ATSG management. You can say what you want about the union representing ABX, however, they know how ATSG management negotiates. They know their moves and threats even before they are made. I strongly recommend the following: At this point in our careers we need unity. There has never been a better time in my 37 year career to be compensated what we are all worth. We must put our differences aside and join together as pilots who work for the same parent company. Our union leadership on both sides must align together and support each group to obtain an ACMI industry standard contract. The work rules and compensation can differ, however, the cost per hour for crews should be the same. If we join together, we'll both end up with an industry standard or leading contract. The TA for ATI is sub-standard. It's better than what you've had, however, it can be much better if you vote NO and join together in negotiations. Both contracts should be signed on the same day with the same basic cost. Remember...... ATSG is reporting record profits! Record Profits! Both airlines can do better than the current TA on the table for ATI. Again, vote NO and then work together for an industry leading contract! It's now or never!
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Like it or not this contract is about to pass. Its understood that this will cut others off at the knee, nonetheless it will pass
The group is pretty well split at about 55:45 and not moving. Demographics are all over as well some legacy guys are violently against while some new capts are all for it. Ive heard there have been very heated debates going on online and on the line. Fact is we are just so far behind catching up isn’t feasible numbers wise. We have to accept it that is also Alpas position judging by the last road show I attended Our CNC tried to go back and ask for an Omni equivalent but couldn’t pull it off. Omni is just more profitable according to out CNC |
Originally Posted by OverGMcGee
(Post 2547842)
Our CNC tried to go back and ask for an Omni equivalent but couldn’t pull it off. Omni is just more profitable according to out CNC |
Originally Posted by Jurassic Jet
(Post 2547849)
The koolaid is strong if you guys believe that crap!
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Believe what you want......the ABX strike was illegal too!
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This was inevitable, ATI pilots have AMAZON dreams my sources tell me these people are willing to sell their mother’s in order to called themselves “PRIME PILOTS”
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Well if ATI votes this in and cuts everyone off at the knees then I hope they want to stay there for life because it will taint your resume. ATI is getting a reputation industry wide and they can either turn that around by standing up to this bowl of crap they call a contract or bury themselves now.
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Either way....they will end up funding my retirement. Wait....they don’t have a retirement, they have home basing instead. You get what you are willing to bargain.
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Originally Posted by OverGMcGee
(Post 2547842)
Like it or not this contract is about to pass. Its understood that this will cut others off at the knee, nonetheless it will pass
The group is pretty well split at about 55:45 and not moving. Demographics are all over as well some legacy guys are violently against while some new capts are all for it. Ive heard there have been very heated debates going on online and on the line. Fact is we are just so far behind catching up isn’t feasible numbers wise. We have to accept it that is also Alpas position judging by the last road show I attended Our CNC tried to go back and ask for an Omni equivalent but couldn’t pull it off. Omni is just more profitable according to out CNC Most if not all the Jr pilots <3 yrs service are: a)coming from a commuter, so they think they are hitting the lottery (clueless) or b) corporate old farts same as a) so both of these groups are inexperienced working with large 121 aircraft and are selling themselves along with the rest buying into the propaganda, my guess anyone 60 or over is also a yes greed factor. |
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