Nonstop Negotiations
#111
If it paid 2x regardless of going over on call days I might consider it. Otherwise I would probably say no thanks.
#112
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For those who don’t ever bid reserve or go for payback days and don’t care about payback days being taken away be advised: payback days provide the entire seniority list benefits, even if you’ve never earned a PB day. The big benefit that gives the most value to the seniority list is by making it equitable for senior bidders to bid reserve, making it possible for junior pilots to hold lines or commuters to hold lines much quicker in category. Payback days help the whole entire seniority list if you ever realized it or not. Don’t let these go away!!!!!!
#113
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After thinking about it, this wasn’t completely a trial balloon. If this was the company’s proposal, it was crafted to show the mediator that we aren’t at an impasse when in reality we still are. It’s below the minimum offer that would get approved, but shows enough movement in the right direction.
#115
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#116
Dollar wise that’s about 25 to 30% of what we opened for in 2019. It would mean we have made a massive shift in our negotiating position in favor of management. I was looking for 1 billion in improvements in 2019. 3 years past and starting the first year of what should be a new contract I am looking for somewhere around 1.5 billion minimum a year at signing. The proposal you have listed is no where near that.
Enter C2019 and an aggressive opener. The Company was going through a, um, leadership change and dragged their feet. Then came an event which caused global upheaval on a scale multiple times worse than 9/11. Frankly, but for government support, all airlines would have been out of business. Yet no concessions were taken (and in fact) gains were made, junior pilots were spared, somewhat through government intervention - but most certainly from lessons learned during the 9/11 drama.
The length of this negotiation is not a surprise, the ask is large, in monetary and non-monetary gains. It was bound to take time, and reflects the change in mentality of the MEC - right or wrong. I think right, but that's my opinion. there are another almost 15,000 of them out there.
#118
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Any truth to this? I’m not on chit chat.
On chit chat:
Contract AIP Details and Direction in the works
Pay: 18% 5% 5% 5%
Retro: 6% per year from 2019 so 3 years, Still trying to figure out if called a bonus or Retro Pay. Not much support for payments to retired pilots but still up in the air.
Retirement: No changes other then some 401K excess funding of a MPP Plan still in the works but very little funding from Co. going into plan.
Deadhead: Best seat advl: Meaning Isle or window Intl: remains unchanged.
Perdeim: .25 increase Dom .45 Intl
Green Slip and Overtime: 1.5 for hours over monthly average WS of designated trips. GS RES paid as Line holder no day off returned. Still being worked out.
Holiday Pay: Parity with Flt Attendants 1.5 for trips over designated holidays.
SCOPE: I will put it this way, There is a reason you haven't seen it yet and it's not that they are working on the New Finial Language. Basically barely protects the Intl. flying we have now. And it clears out the Grievances for the KAL Violations of the past and present with a minimal payment. Need a decent AIP to wash the details of this SCOPE deal out so it's not looked at very hard.
Profit Sharing: No Changes to current, (Thank god, this time around they are not Trading it away for average pay raises like the Moakster's did in the past).
Endeavor Proposal in the works: Trying to Ink out a agreement regarding Hiring through Endeavor or some kind of Hybrid staple program for current pilots. Pilots hired through Delta assigned positions at EDV 3 year freeze similar to propel. Being discussed due to turnover at EDV costing a ton in training and affecting our operation. Different ideals being kicked around but with losses of 120 Captains a month there is a strong desire to stem that loss. FWIW
On chit chat:
Contract AIP Details and Direction in the works
Pay: 18% 5% 5% 5%
Retro: 6% per year from 2019 so 3 years, Still trying to figure out if called a bonus or Retro Pay. Not much support for payments to retired pilots but still up in the air.
Retirement: No changes other then some 401K excess funding of a MPP Plan still in the works but very little funding from Co. going into plan.
Deadhead: Best seat advl: Meaning Isle or window Intl: remains unchanged.
Perdeim: .25 increase Dom .45 Intl
Green Slip and Overtime: 1.5 for hours over monthly average WS of designated trips. GS RES paid as Line holder no day off returned. Still being worked out.
Holiday Pay: Parity with Flt Attendants 1.5 for trips over designated holidays.
SCOPE: I will put it this way, There is a reason you haven't seen it yet and it's not that they are working on the New Finial Language. Basically barely protects the Intl. flying we have now. And it clears out the Grievances for the KAL Violations of the past and present with a minimal payment. Need a decent AIP to wash the details of this SCOPE deal out so it's not looked at very hard.
Profit Sharing: No Changes to current, (Thank god, this time around they are not Trading it away for average pay raises like the Moakster's did in the past).
Endeavor Proposal in the works: Trying to Ink out a agreement regarding Hiring through Endeavor or some kind of Hybrid staple program for current pilots. Pilots hired through Delta assigned positions at EDV 3 year freeze similar to propel. Being discussed due to turnover at EDV costing a ton in training and affecting our operation. Different ideals being kicked around but with losses of 120 Captains a month there is a strong desire to stem that loss. FWIW
I vote F no for GS on reserve change.
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#119
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I think some wear the hat to give the MEC the middle finger. Or they don’t wear the lanyard for that reason.
#120
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