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tunes 06-10-2015 03:42 PM

so when does the vote/open close for the pilots?

MikeF16 06-10-2015 03:42 PM


Originally Posted by NERD (Post 1901139)
Am I the only one that thinks we should stop our ALPA PAC donations tomorrow?

good idea, but how do I turn it off? couldn't find it on the delta mec or the self service page on the extranet.

Professor 06-10-2015 03:43 PM


Originally Posted by Carl Spackler (Post 1901152)
The 8 reps that voted NO are going to be character slain like nothing they've ever seen.



As has already been said...SEA, SLC, LAX, ATL pilots...you know what has to be done here. Nestor never ceases to disappoint.



Carl


Let us hope not Carl.

I really feel that everyone was doing their best to represent their pilots wishes and best interests. Sincerely.

Whether you like or hate this vote. The reps worked incredibly hard.

Scoop 06-10-2015 03:44 PM


Originally Posted by Professor (Post 1901140)
I think the membership needed to see this and decide. But that is one persons opinion.

The reps had their work cut out for them. I think it was a serious Catch 22 decision for all of them.

Thanks to all for staying engaged. Please continue to educate yourselves and others and make the best decision you can. Make those decisions based on facts. good cross examination at road shows and the logic or lack thereof of the contract.

Thank you to the reps. And vigorous debate is vital to a healthy democracy.


See and decide?? You mean with a neutral and objective analysis from the MEC I assume. Or are you referring to us being able to withstand the sales job? Complete with ALPA lawyers calling and harassing line pilots.

Scoop

snowdawg 06-10-2015 03:45 PM

This means the JV will be less restrictive and Virgin Atlantic will do more of the heavy lift and all 15 yo FO's can upgrade to a E195.
WEE!!!!!

Carl Spackler 06-10-2015 03:46 PM


Originally Posted by Professor (Post 1901159)
Let us hope not Carl.

I really feel that everyone was doing their best to represent their pilots wishes and best interests. Sincerely.

Whether you like or hate this vote. The reps worked incredibly hard.

Working hard means nothing professor. Working for who you represent is what matters, and there's no way on Earth you'll ever be able to spin that the YES voting reps did so because their pilots demanded it.

Carl

Professor 06-10-2015 03:46 PM


Originally Posted by Scoop (Post 1901160)
See and decide?? You mean with a neutral and objective analysis from the MEC I assume. Or are you referring to us being able to withstand the sales job? Complete with ALPA lawyers calling and harassing line pilots.



Scoop


I think that IF this moves on with a no vote.

It needs to be a deafening defeat.

If it passes. It passes.

I would start talking to reps about the info you want to see and how you will not tolerate a sales job.

Just the facts, please.

Denny Crane 06-10-2015 03:50 PM


Originally Posted by Professor (Post 1901159)
Let us hope not Carl.

I really feel that everyone was doing their best to represent their pilots wishes and best interests. Sincerely.

Whether you like or hate this vote. The reps worked incredibly hard.

Yeah, it sounds like MOST of them did just that BUT if any one or more of them voted yes because they felt it needed to be passed on to a vote of the pilots, they have abdicated their responsibility and need to be recalled. I don't want a milk toast representative on the MEC making decisions he cannot defend.

Denny

Gunfighter 06-10-2015 03:53 PM


Originally Posted by Professor (Post 1901159)
Let us hope not Carl.

I really feel that everyone was doing their best to represent their pilots wishes and best interests. Sincerely.

Whether you like or hate this vote. The reps worked incredibly hard.

I appreciate the hard work they do, so it is a difficult decision to fire them. It is not a decision I take lightly, but regardless of the quantity of hard work they do, the quality and direction of work is what matters.

Two years ago, I hired a plumber to install a water heater and do plumbing for a bathroom. The water heater leaked after two attempts to fix it and he failed to install the seal between the tank and basin on the toilet, which also caused a leak. Even though he worked hard, I fired him over the quality of his work.

This is the same thing. I appreciate the hard work, but it is not the quality of work I hired (voted) them for.

Hank Kingsley 06-10-2015 03:55 PM

Our current contract is better than the TA, the 8% is nice. But I'll stick with my cards, gamble on retro pay. I've been here 30 years this fall, I have never seen a better environment to negotiate meaningful improvements. Instead, I see concessions in so many sections. Why?


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