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Originally Posted by flyallnite
(Post 2023045)
Wow. Only 14% of DL pilots have done the call to action for the White House to enforce Open Skies with the ME3. I'm sorry, but that is just pathetic. 10 seconds of your time people. Just do it...
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First world problem
I got my first GS, I'm on reserve. I know what I'm supposed to be paid, and on my schedule the trip shows a g. But how do I know it's processing correctly, where do I look? It doesn't add to my credit total at bottom of sched, which sort of makes sense. But....where/how? Thanks |
Originally Posted by flyallnite
(Post 2023045)
Wow. Only 14% of DL pilots have done the call to action for the White House to enforce Open Skies with the ME3. I'm sorry, but that is just pathetic. 10 seconds of your time people. Just do it...
Im more worried about my own company's drive to outsource all of our own flying via JVs and investments. KEEP YOUR EYEs ON THE BALL. Sometimes the threat is created by someone in your own family. TEN |
Originally Posted by Sputnik
(Post 2023082)
First world problem
I got my first GS, I'm on reserve. I know what I'm supposed to be paid, and on my schedule the trip shows a g. But how do I know it's processing correctly, where do I look? It doesn't add to my credit total at bottom of sched, which sort of makes sense. But....where/how? Thanks |
Originally Posted by Timbo
(Post 2023086)
Have you checked your "Time Card" yet? I think you will see it there, but not until after you've flown the trip.
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Originally Posted by Sputnik
(Post 2023082)
First world problem
I got my first GS, I'm on reserve. I know what I'm supposed to be paid, and on my schedule the trip shows a g. But how do I know it's processing correctly, where do I look? It doesn't add to my credit total at bottom of sched, which sort of makes sense. But....where/how? |
Originally Posted by flyallnite
(Post 2023045)
Wow. Only 14% of DL pilots have done the call to action for the White House to enforce Open Skies with the ME3. I'm sorry, but that is just pathetic. 10 seconds of your time people. Just do it...
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Originally Posted by Schwanker
(Post 2023097)
I guess many don't give ALPO the time of day anymore. I quit supporting the PAC, quit opening ALPO emails, and really just quit caring about ALPO period. They have ZERO credibility with me. I do, however, have 1.9% taken out of every paycheck. This is way to much considering the little value I see coming back from them. How much did they spend on selling this POS TA? Again, no credibility results in few people taking 10 seconds of there time to do this.
Need some motivation? :D https://youtu.be/ZXsQAXx_ao0 |
Originally Posted by Schwanker
(Post 2023097)
I guess many don't give ALPO the time of day anymore. I quit supporting the PAC, quit opening ALPO emails, and really just quit caring about ALPO period. They have ZERO credibility with me. I do, however, have 1.9% taken out of every paycheck. This is way to much considering the little value I see coming back from them. How much did they spend on selling this POS TA? Again, no credibility results in few people taking 10 seconds of there time to do this.
The only chances we have of influencing Congress are on the issues we happen to share with A4A or the Delta Air Lines PAC (I'm waiting to see what high-priced wh0re--I mean lobbyist--the company hires as "SVP of Congressional Relations.) We have ZERO meaningful influence on issues we oppose the management on. Exhibit A: FAR 117. Anyway, to have a voice with our legislators, we need at least one of these: - Numbers. A high percentage of registered, likely voters. We don't have numbers. - Money. A ****load of it. Not a couple hundred a year each. Unless we agree to tithe our paychecks to the ALPA PAC, we are irrelevant. We don't have money. - Some way to exploit or invent victimization or entitlement. "Pilot Lives Matter" won't cut it. I used to contribute to and support the ALPA PAC. But after looking at the money thrown around by the ME3, A4A, and others...we have zero influence. Sure, the lowlife politicians on Capitol Hill will pat us on the head, pretend to listen, and cash our checks...and do exactly what they were going to do before we gave them money. "Call to action." What a joke. It's all a ploy to get the money rolling into ALPA PAC. How much are we paying for overhead there, anyway? p.s. the latest number on the TA sales job is $1,700,000...or about $130 per pilot. |
Originally Posted by flyallnite
(Post 2023099)
Credibility? I'm no alpa cheerleader, believe me. This is just laziness.
Need some motivation? :D https://youtu.be/ZXsQAXx_ao0 Point is: With no credibility with the line pilots, few will get behind their efforts. I don't even bother looking at their propaganda anymore. Call it laziness if you like. I just don't count on any ALPA led effort to enhance my job (can no longer call it a career). I do support my LEC and am hopeful for change going forward in our new MEC (especially after the C44 transformation is complete). Don't confuse this with my lack of caring about ALPA. |
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