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Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 1105280)
Most are in the 5 to 10 percent range however they kept their earned retirement. As a example the flight attendants made 49 and change before the two rounds of cuts they took. They are now back up to 46 and change after 3 pay raises. The 4th raise is scheduled for this July. That leaves the down about 7 percent.
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Originally Posted by newKnow
(Post 1105245)
Is that sort of like how U.S.C. is in Columbia, South Carolina? ;)
In 1980, Southern Cal won 23-13 and in 1983 THE USC won 38-14. |
Originally Posted by OccupyRestSeat
(Post 1105263)
and you think that because.....?
do you know something the rest of us don't? Did you talk to RA and ask him about it? why would you feel the need to say that if you don't know for sure what he was talking about? |
Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 1105080)
Get your quotes right. I said the NMB does not get involved until the end of the normal negotiations process. What do you not get about that?
Carl |
Originally Posted by acl65pilot
(Post 1105190)
It does not show up on your schedule but it logged by the computer. Checked is different than "viewed." Persnickety lawyers. :rolleyes:
So tell me the difference then as it relates to our contractual requirement to check our schedule. Are you saying that calling in via the VRU does meet the requirement for checking our schedules? |
Originally Posted by 1234
(Post 1105309)
So tell me the difference then as it relates to our contractual requirement to check our schedule. Are you saying that calling in via the VRU does meet the requirement for checking our schedules?
Checking the VRU fulfills the contractual requirement as does viewing your schedule. The whole point they are schematically different. The phrase on the DBMS Schedule screen states, "Pilot Last Viewed," not "Pilot Last Checked." The DBMS interface only shows views, where as the DBMS computer records all instances where a pilot checks his schedule via the approved methods; VRU, or one of the DBMS interfaces. The DBMS screen is legally correct in only showing times that you view, not check. Told you the lawyers got involved. :D I know who gives two hoots, but I figured since it was asked, I would spell it out. |
Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 1092064)
The NMB is not involved from the start, so you don't have to worry about losing them from the start. They're only involved at the end of the normal process when one or more parties seek the NMB.
Carl or was it this????
Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 1092080)
Regardless, the NMB is not involved in openers or negotiations until their latter stages.
Carl
Originally Posted by clancy
(Post 1092212)
The NMB will be involved. From the Delta PWA, Section 28.A.:
In the absence of an agreement by March 31, 2013, the parties agree to jointly petition the National Mediation Board for mediation services. |
Originally Posted by newKnow
(Post 1105245)
Is that sort of like how U.S.C. is in Columbia, South Carolina? ;)
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Originally Posted by PilotFrog
(Post 1105281)
And almost 100 years older. 1794 vs 1883
Thank you sir! |
Originally Posted by biigD
(Post 1105285)
Feel free to use UTenn if you'd like, but UT is most certainly The University of Texas, which is in Austin.
:p I know.. everybody has prolly heard that, but I thought it appropo because of your screen name Oh, and The UT.. the one (and only) in Knoxville.. has a Pantone color specifically named for the Big Orange... Tennessee Orange. |
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