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Originally Posted by Check Essential
(Post 1026937)
+1
I don't think the "fracture" is nearly as serious as some would portray it. I hope the ALPA guys don't begin to rely on the threat from the DPA as another excuse to manage our expectations downward. It does seem to be a "talking point" lately. http://i938.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1311354480 It's nice when the 800 lb gorilla in the room is willing to talk trash to make sure you hear them. The simple truth is, either our company needs to admit they're not as good as Southwest Airlines, or our union needs to admit their not as good as the Southwest Airlines Pilot Association or we need to just admit we're not as good as Southwest pilots. |
Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 1026905)
Wrong Carl. A seniority list is always negotiable, but it is difficult to do.
Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 1026905)
US Airways management has accepted the Nicolau award and their status is EXACTLY what our status is.
Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 1026905)
You state that their seniority list is in some different status because it hasn't been used in combined operations. Wrong. The list is done, it is final, just because it hasn't been used in combined operations is completely immaterial.
Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 1026905)
By the way, the courts agree with me.
Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 1026905)
If USAPA is free to alter their list because it hasn't been used, then why are they negotiating with management to change the seniority list? Why would management have a say?
Carl |
If 50%+1 are for a better contract in 2012 with higher pay and stronger scope then we're not fractured even if some want to hire a different agent to get it done. The mission is not fractured.
The question is, if you want SWA scope (as in no DCI or AS) and pay at MD88 levels, which camp to you go to right now? ALPA or DPA? |
Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 1026905)
You are wrong, 5 federal judges in 3 different courts say you are wrong. No matter how many times you repeat this foolishness, it doesn't make it right.
Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 1026905)
Seniority is Section 20 in our contract, it can be renegotiated at any time. Why don't you do some research before you make statements that have no basis in fact?
Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 1026905)
Go read the Addington transcripts, read the Ninth Circuit appeal filings, and read the filings in the Declaratory Judgement that US Air management filed. You might learn something and be able to speak about this issue with some basis in fact. Now, you just make things up and bluster about trying to hide your ignorance of the facts.
Carl |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1026946)
I agree with Check here. Everything always seems to be centered upon managing expectations downward and it'd easily work if it were not for that one testy thing none of us can ignore... to make the pay of the little jet you're going to need to fly overtime in the big jet: :eek:
http://i938.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1311354480 It's nice when the 800 lb gorilla in the room is willing to talk trash to make sure you hear them. The simple truth is, either our company needs to admit they're not as good as Southwest Airlines, or our union needs to admit their not as good as the Southwest Airlines Pilot Association or we need to just admit we're not as good as Southwest pilots. I'm off now for a very long ocean crossing, so have at it alfa/slow/reshiz, etc. Carl |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1026946)
I agree with Check here. Everything always seems to be centered upon managing expectations downward and it'd easily work if it were not for that one testy thing none of us can ignore... to make the pay of the little jet you're going to need to fly overtime in the big jet: :eek:
http://i938.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1311354480 It's nice when the 800 lb gorilla in the room is willing to talk trash to make sure you hear them. The simple truth is, either our company needs to admit they're not as good as Southwest Airlines, or our union needs to admit their not as good as the Southwest Airlines Pilot Association or we need to just admit we're not as good as Southwest pilots. |
Here this is what I want, new Section 1.C:
C. Scope 1. All flying performed by or for the Company or any affiliate will be performed by pilots on the Delta Air Lines pilot seniority list in accordance with the terms and conditions of this PWA. 2. Section 1 C. 1. includes without limitation all passenger flying, cargo flying, freight flying, positioning flights and ferry flights (scheduled and non-scheduled, revenue and non-revenue) and non-scheduled flights. 3. There will be no contracting or subcontracting of any Company flying to any other air carrier or performance of Company flying by pilots of any other air carrier. And new Section 3: 1. SWA pay scales for the MD88 plus 15%, all other categories adjusted in proportion using current ratios in the current contract. 2. Exception, if 717 pay at SWA is equal to 737 pay then the DC9 will be SWA pay plus 15% and all other categories adjusted in proportion using current ratios in the current contract. And new Section 29: 1. The Company and the Delta MEC will make every conceivable effort to find Newk. He has gone missing. 2. The definition of "every conceivable effort" will be determined by a vote of the Delta pilots. |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1026954)
If 50%+1 are for a better contract in 2012 with higher pay and stronger scope then we're not fractured even if some want to hire a different agent to get it done. The mission is not fractured.
The question is, if you want SWA scope (as in no DCI or AS) and [SWA] pay at MD88 levels, which camp to you go to right now? ALPA or DPA? |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1026962)
Here this is what I want, new Section 1.C:
C. Scope 1. All flying performed by or for the Company or any affiliate will be performed by pilots on the Delta Air Lines pilot seniority list in accordance with the terms and conditions of this PWA. 2. Section 1 C. 1. includes without limitation all passenger flying, cargo flying, freight flying, positioning flights and ferry flights (scheduled and non-scheduled, revenue and non-revenue) and non-scheduled flights. 3. There will be no contracting or subcontracting of any Company flying to any other air carrier or performance of Company flying by pilots of any other air carrier. And new Section 3: 1. SWA pay scales for the MD88 plus 15%, all other categories adjusted in proportion using current ratios in the current contract. 2. Exception, if 717 pay at SWA is equal to 737 pay then the DC9 will be SWA pay plus 15% and all other categories adjusted in proportion using current ratios in the current contract. And new Section 29: 1. Find Newk. He has gone missing. 3. 7 hours flight pay for every duty day..i.e. 3 day worth minimum 21 hours. 4. 1 vacation day worth 6 hours. 1 year pilot 31 days of vaction per year, by 12th year 72 days per year. |
Originally Posted by Pineapple Guy
(Post 1026940)
IF the rep said that, and I still have my doubts, his pilots are free to begin a recall effort. That is below even MY personal minimums, and I'm a kool-aid drinker.:)
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