Details on Delta TA
05-07-2015 | 11:53 AM
#3981
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We'll get credit on the next earnings call.
Bastian will tell the analysts that the new pilot contract is not only self-funded, if you count the loss of profit sharing for all employees then the company will actually have lower labor costs if ALPA signs this deal.
Now that right there is some constructive engagement.
Bastian will tell the analysts that the new pilot contract is not only self-funded, if you count the loss of profit sharing for all employees then the company will actually have lower labor costs if ALPA signs this deal.
Now that right there is some constructive engagement.
This is more than a rumor.
Write your reps!
05-07-2015 | 12:11 PM
#3982
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Well my reaction is twofold, vote no and send in my renewed DPA card.
05-07-2015 | 12:18 PM
#3984
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I agree with the poster that indicated "why rush to a substandard agreement?" The profit sharing check is going to be real $$ the way the contract is written now. If the company is so determined to lessen the percentage they must know this is likely to continue.
It's gonna take a good bit more than 9/9/6/4 for me to vote yes on anything that degrades the PS payout. It could easily be 25% this year.
Time value of $$ folks.
05-07-2015 | 12:43 PM
#3986
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From: Going to hell in a bucket, but enjoying the ride .
We'll get credit on the next earnings call.
Bastian will tell the analysts that the new pilot contract is not only self-funded, if you count the loss of profit sharing for all employees then the company will actually have lower labor costs if ALPA signs this deal.
Now that right there is some constructive engagement.
Bastian will tell the analysts that the new pilot contract is not only self-funded, if you count the loss of profit sharing for all employees then the company will actually have lower labor costs if ALPA signs this deal.
Now that right there is some constructive engagement.
"It was a Cost Neutral contract."
05-07-2015 | 01:08 PM
#3987
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Wouldn't this be more like 6%?
Delta will make $6 billion this year and $10 billion in 2016.
Why would we self fund? Why would we accept date of signing hourly rates less than those that are 11 years old?
We send boy scouts to negotiate with gladiators.
05-07-2015 | 01:29 PM
#3988
Straight QOL, homie
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From: Record-Shattering Profit Facilitator
My rep (whom I trust) said this is leak is straight from the company to put negotiators on the defensive and induce some pressure to finish the deal. He assured me no deal is imminent.
05-07-2015 | 02:01 PM
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From: Utah Chapter
Interesting. So a coordinated leak from management that included some Wall Street players.
My rep (whom I trust) said this is leak is straight from the company to put negotiators on the defensive and induce some pressure to finish the deal. He assured me no deal is imminent.
My rep (whom I trust) said this is leak is straight from the company to put negotiators on the defensive and induce some pressure to finish the deal. He assured me no deal is imminent.
Machiavellian brilliance, actually.
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