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05-31-2022 | 09:15 PM

#2191

Der Meister

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From: 320A

Quote:

Originally Posted by Whoopsmybad

I agree, but our NH shortcoming have been discussed and over discussed, complained about, railed over, and clucked to death. There has been recent improvements, also well documented.

Research is key, know what you walk into.

Indeed it's the Delta difference!

05-31-2022 | 10:12 PM

#2192

Blip

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Originally Posted by Gone Flying

fair enough. I was more than a little disappointed that this was how DL did things and ALPA didn’t have any of the NH protection just about everyone else has, but I knew what I was getting into. (With the exception of the paid current/paid in arrears that usually causes a wildly low check after you switch from NH pay to flight pay)

What are those NH protections that ALPA doesn't have at Delta?

06-01-2022 | 03:00 AM

#2193

Gone Flying

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From: UNA

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blip

What are those NH protections that ALPA doesn't have at Delta?

protections may not have been the best word but I meant
pay (as discussed before)
per deim
paid hotel
paid uniform

2 of theses the company has since voluntary fixed on their own but are in no way contractual

06-01-2022 | 05:00 AM

#2194

FangsF15

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Originally Posted by Kangoala

Is it reasonable to expect that a lot of new hires will be assigned 320B since there are over 100 new 321neos on order and being delivered? I saw on WS the category is expanding in several bases for September vs current numbers.

All NH spots have to be offered to line pilots first, so while the number of 320’s may be a little higher than ‘normal’, I would not expect there to be a huge, disproportionate windfall of 320’s to NH’s.

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Originally Posted by Funk

Also, regardless of where you live or what base you’re assigned to upon completing training, you will pay Georgia income taxes on your training. It’s a windmill that many have charged with righteous indignation, but it still stands.

All sarcasm aside, welcome to Delta.

For clarity, unless it’s changed, you can get 100% of the GA state taxes back by filing a nonresident tax return with GA. I know, its BS, but you will get that money back.

06-01-2022 | 05:33 AM

#2195

Gone Flying

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Originally Posted by FangsF15

For clarity, unless it’s changed, you can get 100% of the GA state taxes back by filing a nonresident tax return with GA. I know, its BS, but you will get that money back.

I got less than 20% back

the only people I knew who got the money back were people who lived in states with income taxes and had an agreement with the state of GA. As a resident of a no income tax state, I was on the hook for paying GA taxes on all the money I made on NH pay.

Last edited by Gone Flying; 06-01-2022 at 05:57 AM.

06-01-2022 | 06:59 AM

#2196

Baradium

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From: 737 FO

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gone Flying

it is not a guarantee, but in almost every example I have seen, it causes at least one paycheck to be crazy low.

One low pay check is a hell of a lot different from "you will go a month without pay."

There's no reason to exaggerate it.

06-01-2022 | 07:02 AM

#2197

Gone Flying

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Originally Posted by Baradium

One low pay check is a hell of a lot different from "you will go a month without pay."

There's no reason to exaggerate it.

we get paid twice a month, the way I was looking at it is if you miss a paycheck, that’s going a month without pay. Re reading it I can see why it might be seen as exaggerating it. I was not trying to make it sound like the ends do the world, but it’s just a dumb way to do it IMO.