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Originally Posted by Johnnychimpo
(Post 3504424)
Delta delivered a proposal that would keep our commitment to have industry-leading pilot compensation in terms of pay, profit sharing and retirement. ALPA’s mischaracterization of our proposal in their latest Chairman’s letter is disappointing rhetoric.
oh, well when you put it that way… Plus, it is very ambiguous of them to call their proposal "industry leading", since all the majors are at basically the same rates. A simple 5% DOS would put us on "top" of the industry... |
I voted No………just kidding. **** YES!!
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Originally Posted by OOfff
(Post 3504425)
what was delta’s proposal, specifically?
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Originally Posted by Johnnychimpo
(Post 3504424)
Delta delivered a proposal that would keep our commitment to have industry-leading pilot compensation in terms of pay, profit sharing and retirement. ALPA’s mischaracterization of our proposal in their latest Chairman’s letter is disappointing rhetoric.
oh, well when you put it that way… considering almost no major Airline has had a raise in the past 4 years*, it can be both “industry-leading pilot compensation in terms of pay, profit sharing and retirement“ and woefully inadequate and not even remotely keeping up with inflation. * JetBlue and Hawaiian are the only US non regional Pax carriers I know of who have had raises since 2020. Alaska obviously might join them soon. EDIT tennis had the same thoughts. |
Originally Posted by BCan
(Post 3504336)
educate me on why 99% is required. Doesn’t a small percentage of our group have upper management written all over them?
say we get 90%….that’s terrible? 98-99% is the usual result of a vote like this. |
I didn’t see an FUPM option…. So I voted YES
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Is there a way to put a strike vote ‘pop up’ in ARCOS in order to accept your next green slip? Choices for your vote should be:
1. IN FAVOR of a strike 2. REALLY IN FAVOR of a strike 3. Yes, I WILL FAVOR a strike. You know…..options I voted yes btw. |
Apparently we crashed the Votenet servers.
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If you think pilots are PO’d right now, let’s see how everyone feels after October 13th. That’s when they release Q3 results and give an updated outlook for this year and next year.
I fully expect to see mid teens on the operating margin with about $1.5 billion profit. As capacity comes back to pre-pandemic levels, the operating costs will normalize and the margin will increase into the high teens. I see $8 billion a real possibility in 2023. |
Originally Posted by Johnnychimpo
(Post 3504424)
Delta delivered a proposal that would keep our commitment to have industry-leading pilot compensation in terms of pay, profit sharing and retirement. ALPA’s mischaracterization of our proposal in their latest Chairman’s letter is disappointing rhetoric.
“Pot, meet kettle….” |
Originally Posted by crazyjaydawg
(Post 3504445)
If you think pilots are PO’d right now, let’s see how everyone feels after October 13th. That’s when they release Q3 results and give an updated outlook for this year and next year.
I fully expect to see mid teens on the operating margin with about $1.5 billion profit. As capacity comes back to pre-pandemic levels, the operating costs will normalize and the margin will increase into the high teens. I see $8 billion a real possibility in 2023. |
Originally Posted by OOfff
(Post 3504457)
3q will be delta’s highest revenue quarter ever
The money is there to pay us properly. vote and bring it up with every pilot you fly with. |
Originally Posted by thinkstraight
(Post 3504234)
30 days seems excessive. My only guess it still gives the company time to come around.
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 3504471)
You need to vote yes. There are months if not years for the company to come around but the vote tally needs to be in and strong. A yes vote does not mean a strike. You are simply giving the union authorization to declare a strike. Before anything else the mediator must release us to self help. After that a 30 day cooling off period at a minimum. Probably a PEB after the cooling off.
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Originally Posted by Milk Man
(Post 3504223)
Can someone please explain the process of a strike. So we vote yes to strike then what are the sequence of events thereafter? And just because we vote in favor of strike, is their a process then in which it has to be approved?
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Originally Posted by 172skychicken
(Post 3504433)
Reading between the lines, it seems that retro might be the main sticking point. Sounds like the company didn't offer much of anything there.
It’s a lot more than that…… Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by tennisguru
(Post 3504429)
Plus, it is very ambiguous of them to call their proposal "industry leading", since all the majors are at basically the same rates. A simple 5% DOS would put us on "top" of the industry...
I honestly can’t believe how many pilots are bending over backwards for an employer that continually bends us over. Have a little self respect, my brothers and sisters! |
Originally Posted by OOfff
(Post 3504457)
3q will be delta’s highest revenue quarter ever
[What’s a SIL?] |
Originally Posted by TED74
(Post 3504501)
Sure, but the pilot group isn’t smart enough to know that. Or at least that’s what the company insinuates EACH and EVERY TIME they put ridiculously false and disingenuous information out to the masses.
I honestly can’t believe how many pilots are bending over backwards for an employer that continually bends us over. Have a little self respect, my brothers and sisters! |
Originally Posted by crazyjaydawg
(Post 3504445)
If you think pilots are PO’d right now, let’s see how everyone feels after October 13th. That’s when they release Q3 results and give an updated outlook for this year and next year.
I fully expect to see mid teens on the operating margin with about $1.5 billion profit. As capacity comes back to pre-pandemic levels, the operating costs will normalize and the margin will increase into the high teens. I see $8 billion a real possibility in 2023. |
Not only did I vote yes…
I disconnected my iPad from wifi and used the data plan to do it. Suck it Ed. |
Originally Posted by OOfff
(Post 3504510)
for me, it’s not about bending over backwards to help anyone except my own pocket. I take them for every dime I can get, for my own selfish purposes
- Rushing to make D0 or A0, sacrificing safety and putting one’s own certificate at risk - Answering phones you’re not paid to answer - Pushing wheelchairs because Delta can’t figure out how NOT to strand passengers at the jet bridge - Flying fatigued because they don’t want to disrupt Delta’s passengers - Solving catering snafus - Fixing other peoples’ problems on Flight Family |
Originally Posted by Nantonaku
(Post 3504516)
That would be nice but have you been following the economic news lately? The world economy is literally breaking as we speak, the British pension system just got what amounts to a margin call. Did you see the inflation numbers in the Netherlands? China housing loans put the US 2008 ordeal to shame. Russia is literally threatening to use a "tactical" nuclear weapon which is 200 times stronger than the bomb dropped in Hiroshima. The US Federal Reserve is years behind the curve in their tightening. They have straight out said expect pain. I hope I'm wrong but I don't see the economy supporting those kinds of numbers. I'm just hoping we get through the year with small profits and no downsizing. We saw how quickly things can change for the good and bad during Covid. The economy could wreck us this next year.
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Originally Posted by Tailhookah
(Post 3504524)
Live in fear. On your knees. Or stand up for yourself, your career and your future. Easy. Don’t live in fear. Be feared. Right now the company fears this strike vote.
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Originally Posted by Wolf424
(Post 3504519)
Not only did I vote yes…
I disconnected my iPad from wifi and used the data plan to do it. Suck it Ed. |
Originally Posted by Scooter432
(Post 3504460)
This is correct as EB gloated about this during the Lcp meeting early in the week.
The money is there to pay us properly. vote and bring it up with every pilot you fly with. Or winter is coming. Simple Flying is covering this crisis situation breathlessly as if their reporters want to get on MSNBC. The Points Guy is racking up the points to get on CNBC. You get the picture. |
Originally Posted by Wolf424
(Post 3504519)
Not only did I vote yes…
I disconnected my iPad from wifi and used the data plan to do it. Suck it Ed. Awesome awesomeness! |
Originally Posted by Wolf424
(Post 3504519)
Not only did I vote yes…
I disconnected my iPad from wifi and used the data plan to do it. Suck it Ed. |
Logged into work stuff on vacation to vote YES!
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Originally Posted by Nantonaku
(Post 3504516)
That would be nice but have you been following the economic news lately? The world economy is literally breaking as we speak, the British pension system just got what amounts to a margin call. Did you see the inflation numbers in the Netherlands? China housing loans put the US 2008 ordeal to shame. Russia is literally threatening to use a "tactical" nuclear weapon which is 200 times stronger than the bomb dropped in Hiroshima. The US Federal Reserve is years behind the curve in their tightening. They have straight out said expect pain. I hope I'm wrong but I don't see the economy supporting those kinds of numbers. I'm just hoping we get through the year with small profits and no downsizing. We saw how quickly things can change for the good and bad during Covid. The economy could wreck us this next year.
I have been following the news very closely. I have a side gig in which I do some consulting regarding geopolitical issues. I’m intimately familiar. All the items that you mentioned are very real; however success in the global economy is a lot like out running a bear (figuratively?) you don’t have to be faster than the bear, just faster than those around you. I am no fan of American fiscal policy and I think even our monetary policy is still too accommodative, however it’s much better than Europe and significantly better than China. The strong dollar is just the market reacting to where the safer policies are. That strong dollar will translate to significant opportunities overseas which is very good for a business that moves people. But I digress, I’m ready to strike and I’m ready and prepared for a long one. I know the company can’t go that long though, anything over two weeks and the C-suite would be gone. |
Yes vote entered!
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Originally Posted by b73nav8r
(Post 3504570)
Yes vote entered!
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Coming out of hibernation to vote in favor of a strike! Its been almost exactly 24 years since the NWA strike of 98. Ready to go again. Bring it on! |
Not a Delta guy, but good on you gents and ladies. Hoping SWAPA copies y’alls cojones.
Good luck! |
Originally Posted by crazyjaydawg
(Post 3504568)
The strong dollar...
That its the slowest sinking ship in a sea of sinking ships doesn't make it safe to get on board. |
Originally Posted by Wolf424
(Post 3504519)
Not only did I vote yes…
I disconnected my iPad from wifi and used the data plan to do it. Suck it Ed. |
YES, definitely.
This is not the same Delta to which I was hired. Back then I actually believed in the 'Rules of the Road', 'The way we fly' and 'The Code of Ethics'. I even believed that management followed them. Now I wonder if management even knows what those documents say or mean. |
Originally Posted by 1Taco
(Post 3504337)
yes!
Does anyone know of anyone who voted no? |
Long time lurker.... but absolutely yes voted. As are the other non APC pilots that I know
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Originally Posted by hockeypilot44
(Post 3504726)
I don’t know for sure, but I’m pretty sure I know pilots who either voted no or didn’t vote. Pilots wearing hat and company lanyard. Met a guy today who had been with company just under 3 years. He got defensive and aggressive when I mentioned I thought he was on probation. Guess I’m not first person to confront him.
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Originally Posted by Nantonaku
(Post 3504516)
That would be nice but have you been following the economic news lately? The world economy is literally breaking as we speak, the British pension system just got what amounts to a margin call. Did you see the inflation numbers in the Netherlands? China housing loans put the US 2008 ordeal to shame. Russia is literally threatening to use a "tactical" nuclear weapon which is 200 times stronger than the bomb dropped in Hiroshima. The US Federal Reserve is years behind the curve in their tightening. They have straight out said expect pain. I hope I'm wrong but I don't see the economy supporting those kinds of numbers. I'm just hoping we get through the year with small profits and no downsizing. We saw how quickly things can change for the good and bad during Covid. The economy could wreck us this next year.
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