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11-16-2022 | 01:03 PM
#61
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Give us your pay % bump for this year again, I'm sure we all missed it.
11-16-2022 | 01:10 PM
#62
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11-16-2022 | 05:37 PM
#64
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11-16-2022 | 05:41 PM
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11-16-2022 | 06:20 PM
#67
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Ugh, not this again. Why do you continue to advocate against your fellow pilots with this ridiculous line of flawed logic.
Our last raise, on 1/1/19, did NOT, repeat DID NOT, account for inflation for 2019, the year following. Inflation TRAILS, it is not prospective.
C44 has been solid on this, accurately putting inflation at 17.54% since our last raise (as of Oct data).
Our last raise, on 1/1/19, did NOT, repeat DID NOT, account for inflation for 2019, the year following. Inflation TRAILS, it is not prospective.
C44 has been solid on this, accurately putting inflation at 17.54% since our last raise (as of Oct data).
Your argument that inflation trails is juvenile and irrelevant. We received a raise for 2019, not for 2018. Inflation happened during 2019. Our performance relative to inflation is easy to calculate for that year. Try it.
11-16-2022 | 08:27 PM
#68
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We were compensated (increase) for 2019 on Jan 1 2019. In fact, we beat inflation that year with our increase. At the amendable date, we stopped getting raises and inflation continued on. We were 100% exposed to inflation at that point until the present day. To be made whole with inflation we need 14.6% total compounded over 2020,21,22.
Your argument that inflation trails is juvenile and irrelevant. We received a raise for 2019, not for 2018. Inflation happened during 2019. Our performance relative to inflation is easy to calculate for that year. Try it.
Your argument that inflation trails is juvenile and irrelevant. We received a raise for 2019, not for 2018. Inflation happened during 2019. Our performance relative to inflation is easy to calculate for that year. Try it.
it says 15.1% cumulative inflation for 2020 until now.
11-16-2022 | 10:24 PM
#69
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QOL items are money and jobs in the end. We will never get that back. If they improve first year pay it won’t be retro. If they bring the 330 up to the 350 it won’t be retro. If they improve reroute pay it won’t be retro. If they add Holiday pay it won’t be retro. If international pay increases it won’t be retro. If the value of vacation increases it won’t be retro.
