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Schwanker 08-27-2020 06:44 AM

Polling Data
 
DALPA shared the most recent polling data:

ALV Reductions


The most salient questions in the poll centered on management's desire to lower the ALV by up to 15% in exchange for a year of furlough protection. We asked if pilots found that acceptable. Only 10% of the respondents did. And for the finale, we needed to know which is more important to you, protecting all sections of the PWA or granting temporary relief preventing involuntary furloughs. Pilots indicated by more than two to one that protecting all sections of the PWA is more important, confirming the direct feedback you have been providing your LEC representatives and the MEC.

The Delta MEC relies on the support and direction of our brother and sisters. We are unequivocally committed to delivering your message to management: We are a union – we speak as one – and we will not negotiate any involuntary contractual relief. That will be our final word if management insists on seeking a zero-sum outcome. If management instead chooses to pursue solutions that are a win/win and benefit all parties, shareholders and employees alike, much like Spirit Airlines recently did, we are prepared to engage with them.

Those are the facts, and as always, we stand firmly on them. Thank you to those that took the time to complete the polling when you received the call. We stand shoulder-to- shoulder in unity, as we support all our pilots and protect the contract we have earned.

D B Cooper 08-27-2020 06:58 AM

Wait!! Pilots don't trust management? We don't want concessions? Protect the PWA? Frankly, I'm shocked at these results.

1Taco 08-27-2020 07:00 AM

I can’t wait to see JL spin that!

deltabound 08-27-2020 07:00 AM

It's not really necessary, but I'd love to see the age/seniority breakdown on the 10% who'd support an ALV reduction.

OTOH, it would only be divisive. All in all, it was a good update letter.

Iceberg 08-27-2020 07:10 AM


Originally Posted by deltabound (Post 3117219)
It's not really necessary, but I'd love to see the age/seniority breakdown on the 10% who'd support an ALV reduction.

OTOH, it would only be divisive. All in all, it was a good update letter.

My assumption is the 10% who support a 15% ALV reduction are mostly those in the group looking at a 100% ALV reduction. I’d also assume there are supporters outside of the 1941/2558.

As far as your age curiosity, you’re right, that data would strictly be divisive.

beis77 08-27-2020 07:13 AM


Originally Posted by deltabound (Post 3117219)
It's not really necessary, but I'd love to see the age/seniority breakdown on the 10% who'd support an ALV reduction.

OTOH, it would only be divisive. All in all, it was a good update letter.

We already know the answer. The 10% are those facing furlough.

MJP27 08-27-2020 07:17 AM


Originally Posted by deltabound (Post 3117219)
It's not really necessary, but I'd love to see the age/seniority breakdown on the 10% who'd support an ALV reduction.

OTOH, it would only be divisive. All in all, it was a good update letter.

Maybe we can post that list with the 9% that opposed COBRA benefits for furloughees......

Jaww 08-27-2020 07:25 AM


Originally Posted by MJP27 (Post 3117239)
Maybe we can post that list with the 9% that opposed COBRA benefits for furloughees......

Maybe we can let anonymous polls and votes stay anonymous. Everybody won’t agree all the time and we all have our reasons for what we do.

MJP27 08-27-2020 07:25 AM


Originally Posted by Jaww (Post 3117245)
Maybe we can let anonymous polls and votes stay anonymous. Everybody won’t agree all the time and we all have our reasons for what we do.

exactly my point

Schwanker 08-27-2020 07:37 AM

Hopefully management will back off their hostage for concessions antics and focus on running an airline. We still have 900+ age 65 retirements by end of 2022 on top of the 1800 VEOPs. Needlessly furloughing will bite them in the ass with the training turmoil in both directions. Voluntary measures could help some of the staffing excesses in the short term.


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