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MEC Chairman - All FO's Seniority is for Sale
This is the message he has sent to all Delta First Officers. Trips being pulled for LCA is a direct assault on ALL First Officer's seniority. Seniority that they have earned. As the leader of all Delta Pilots he represents he should have looked across the table and stated LOUD AND CLEAR, "DELTA PILOTS SENIORITY IS NOT FOR SALE. END OF DISCUSSION".
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Originally Posted by JustMyOpinion
(Post 1911124)
This is the message he has sent to all Delta First Officers. Trips being pulled for LCA is a direct assault on ALL First Officer's seniority. Seniority that they have earned. As the leader of all Delta Pilots he represents he should have looked across the table and stated LOUD AND CLEAR, "DELTA PILOTS SENIORITY IS NOT FOR SALE. END OF DISCUSSION".
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Originally Posted by Doug Madsen
(Post 1911201)
I couldn't agree more! I mean, really, why should someone actually have to come to work to get paid?? Totally unreasonable!:rolleyes:
Status quo is better than this pos. FOs seniority is for sale. Is that much different than a b scale? $5b stock buy back and we get this crap TAd. |
Originally Posted by Doug Madsen
(Post 1911201)
I couldn't agree more! I mean, really, why should someone actually have to come to work to get paid?? Totally unreasonable!:rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by cornbeef007
(Post 1911213)
Read the name of the thread. The problem with this concept isn't the pay, it's the seniority bypass that will take place. Do I personally think FOs should get 100% pay and pickup WS or GS on top of that? No but to take a sledge hammer to the policy isn't warranted, it should have been simply adjusted somewhat. You must be a captain?
Is that a new survey item? |
Originally Posted by Doug Madsen
(Post 1911201)
I couldn't agree more! I mean, really, why should someone actually have to come to work to get paid?? Totally unreasonable!:rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by scambo1
(Post 1911215)
Why did it need to be adjusted?
Is that a new survey item? |
Originally Posted by Klondike Bear
(Post 1911225)
That only effects a small percent of guys. In my category the ATL ER it's around 5% with all the training. It's the other 95% that get worse trips that we should protect. And why would we do anything to hurt even 5% of pilots?
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Originally Posted by scambo1
(Post 1911211)
FOs seniority is for sale. Is that much different than a b scale?
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Originally Posted by Doug Madsen
(Post 1911233)
I love how you guys who never lived under a B-scale throw that term around so casually.
Ps I lived under the b scale. |
Originally Posted by Doug Madsen
(Post 1911229)
At the roadshow, they said most categories were less than 2%. And the worst were new hire categories. Show your math.
https://tafacts.com/home |
Originally Posted by Doug Madsen
(Post 1911229)
At the roadshow, they said most categories were less than 2%. And the worst were new hire categories. Show your math.
Even if it is 2% is it ok with you to lower your FOs senority by 2%? I wouldn't be ok with doing it to my captains. |
Why don't we let all the LCA bid before the all the captains? That would not go over very well. It's ok to take trips away from FO to bid .
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Originally Posted by Klondike Bear
(Post 1911239)
It's easy matter of fact it's probably higher than 5%. There are around 50 LCA on the ATL ER. Take 75% of that is 37. Say 12 of them swap all their trips or weren't assigned OE to start with. That leaves 25. There are around 500 FO line holders. That is 5%. That is a probably a conservative figure. BTW the ER has become a new hire plane.
Even if it is 2% is it ok with you to lower your FOs senority by 2%? I wouldn't be ok with doing it to my captains. |
Originally Posted by JustMyOpinion
(Post 1911124)
This is the message he has sent to all Delta First Officers. Trips being pulled for LCA is a direct assault on ALL First Officer's seniority. Seniority that they have earned. As the leader of all Delta Pilots he represents he should have looked across the table and stated LOUD AND CLEAR, "DELTA PILOTS SENIORITY IS NOT FOR SALE. END OF DISCUSSION".
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Originally Posted by Doug Madsen
(Post 1911201)
I couldn't agree more! I mean, really, why should someone actually have to come to work to get paid?? Totally unreasonable!:rolleyes:
Alternate translation: The company really needed some help, and they asked nicely, so we caved.
Originally Posted by Doug Madsen
(Post 1911229)
At the roadshow, they said most categories were less than 2%. And the worst were new hire categories. Show your math.
Is that you, alfaromeo? Whoever you are, you've got the requisite ALPA arrogance down pat. |
Originally Posted by Doug Madsen
(Post 1911201)
I couldn't agree more! I mean, really, why should someone actually have to come to work to get paid?? Totally unreasonable!:rolleyes:
Why should we even have a contract or seniority list? This restricts the company from making us more productive. At the risk of sounding like PD....Who do you work for? and what's your agenda? |
The LCA trip pulls is industry standard practice. The company will not budge on this one. The TA already got the best language in the industry vs AA and UAL. Especially with the amount of training coming up from growth and retirements. Most categories have 2-3% of total trips assigned OE. 75% 2-3% is not a big deal with the current movement in the company. 7,000 pilots will be gone in the the next 10 years and the company is growing simultaneously.
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Originally Posted by Trip7
(Post 1911303)
The LCA trip pulls is industry standard practice. The company will not budge on this one. The TA already got the best language in the industry vs AA and UAL. Especially with the amount of training coming up from growth and retirements. Most categories have 2-3% of total trips assigned OE. 75% 2-3% is not a big deal with the current movement in the company. 7,000 pilots will be gone in the the next 10 years and the company is growing simultaneously.
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Originally Posted by Trip7
(Post 1911303)
The LCA trip pulls is industry standard practice.
No wonder dalpa needs this high-pressure sales campaign. |
Originally Posted by Trip7
(Post 1911303)
The LCA trip pulls is industry standard practice. The company will not budge on this one. The TA already got the best language in the industry vs AA and UAL. Especially with the amount of training coming up from growth and retirements. Most categories have 2-3% of total trips assigned OE. 75% 2-3% is not a big deal with the current movement in the company. 7,000 pilots will be gone in the the next 10 years and the company is growing simultaneously.
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Originally Posted by Doug Madsen
(Post 1911233)
I love how you guys who never lived under a B-scale throw that term around so casually.
There are other ways to deal with this than the Company solution. As currently written it's a hose job to every FO. |
Trip 7: "The LCA trip pulls is industry standard practice. The company will not budge on this one. The TA already got the best language in the industry vs AA and UAL. Especially with the amount of training coming up from growth and retirements. Most categories have 2-3% of total trips assigned OE. 75% 2-3% is not a big deal with the current movement in the company. 7,000 pilots will be gone in the the next 10 years and the company is growing simultaneously. "
Originally Posted by Doug Madsen
(Post 1911311)
Good post, Trip. But be prepared to be accused by Spackler of telling lies and accused by scambo of being a sellout!
No, I'll step up and call you a sell out. No need to wait for Carl. If this was such a small number, why does the Company want it so badly? They just want the extra productivity. Plain and simple. DALPA wants to give it to them, too. To hell with our quality of life. It's all about productivity. I'm a senior captain that won't be affected by this. I see it as a seniority grab and DALPA is the enabler. |
Originally Posted by Trip7
(Post 1911303)
The LCA trip pulls is industry standard practice. The company will not budge on this one. The TA already got the best language in the industry vs AA and UAL. Especially with the amount of training coming up from growth and retirements. Most categories have 2-3% of total trips assigned OE. 75% 2-3% is not a big deal with the current movement in the company. 7,000 pilots will be gone in the the next 10 years and the company is growing simultaneously.
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Originally Posted by Doug Madsen
(Post 1911311)
Good post, Trip. But be prepared to be accused by Spackler of telling lies and accused by scambo of being a sellout!
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Originally Posted by Trip7
(Post 1911303)
The LCA trip pulls is industry standard practice. The company will not budge on this one. The TA already got the best language in the industry vs AA and UAL. Especially with the amount of training coming up from growth and retirements. Most categories have 2-3% of total trips assigned OE. 75% 2-3% is not a big deal with the current movement in the company. 7,000 pilots will be gone in the the next 10 years and the company is growing simultaneously.
We are an industry leader due to our sacrifices. We are well beyond where UAL/AA are in the cycle. Those companies are both larger and yet Delta's market cap is 20% greater than American and 41% greater than UAL based on Friday's close! When is enough, enough? And for the love of GOD, stop with the 2% nonsense!! It is a boldfaced LIE!! Every FO is affected except for the plug. I know you get this along with all the other line towers. This is like a displaced pilot. You are arguing he is the only one affected when everyone knows the trickle down equals a decreased QOL for everyone on the list below him/her. You simply can't hold what you could hold prior to this TA. It is a HUGE give and it costs jobs!! |
Originally Posted by hockeypilot44
(Post 1911334)
Who the hell are you? You have 14 posts. Go away.
The ALPAholics will stop at nothing to perpetuate the lies. They need a 12 step program. Let us give them step 1...vote this TA down. Carl |
Originally Posted by Trip7
(Post 1911303)
The LCA trip pulls is industry standard practice. The company will not budge on this one.
So what if the company doesn't budge? Park us. We are not in a hurry.
Originally Posted by Doug Madsen
(Post 1911201)
I couldn't agree more! I mean, really, why should someone actually have to come to work to get paid?? Totally unreasonable!:rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by DAWGS
(Post 1911352)
And for the love of GOD, stop with the 2% nonsense!! It is a boldface LIE!! Every FO is affected except for the plug. I know you get this along with all the other line towers.
That's a first. In my life. To ever say that. :D See what this is TA is doing. it's insanity. ;) |
Originally Posted by dc10guy
(Post 1911247)
Why don't we let all the LCA bid before the all the captains? That would not go over very well. It's ok to take trips away from FO to bid .
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Originally Posted by Trip7
(Post 1911303)
The LCA trip pulls is industry standard practice. The company will not budge on this one. The TA already got the best language in the industry vs AA and UAL. Especially with the amount of training coming up from growth and retirements. Most categories have 2-3% of total trips assigned OE. 75% 2-3% is not a big deal with the current movement in the company. 7,000 pilots will be gone in the the next 10 years and the company is growing simultaneously.
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Originally Posted by orvil
(Post 1911323)
Trip 7: "The LCA trip pulls is industry standard practice. The company will not budge on this one. The TA already got the best language in the industry vs AA and UAL. Especially with the amount of training coming up from growth and retirements. Most categories have 2-3% of total trips assigned OE. 75% 2-3% is not a big deal with the current movement in the company. 7,000 pilots will be gone in the the next 10 years and the company is growing simultaneously. "
No, I'll step up and call you a sell out. No need to wait for Carl. If this was such a small number, why does the Company want it so badly? They just want the extra productivity. Plain and simple. DALPA wants to give it to them, too. To hell with our quality of life. It's all about productivity. I'm a senior captain that won't be affected by this. I see it as a seniority grab and DALPA is the enabler. |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1911371)
GO DAWGS!
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Originally Posted by Trip7
(Post 1911303)
The LCA trip pulls is industry standard practice. The company will not budge on this one.
NO! |
And let's say 2% is believable and reasonable (I disagree), I of course believe those supporting the LCA relief are entitled to their opinion. Wrong, but entitled!
But lets say 50% +1 of us are okay with it. What did we get in return? All the concessionary items in this TA are for Delta, and against the pilots. Then we self-funded much of the pay raise. Like others have said, pay concessions might be recoverable at later date (it seems we are failing to prove that notion), but all the other compromises, will be PERMANENT or serve as a lowering of the bar from which to COMPROMISE EVEN MORE next time. Nothing in the TA is "no big deal." (sorry for the teen-like use of caps, but I felt it on this one!) |
Originally Posted by Trip7
(Post 1911303)
The LCA trip pulls is industry standard practice.
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Originally Posted by BenderRodriguez
(Post 1911391)
I used to have a modicum of respect for you.
It's this damn TA I tell ya. If this upside down TA world where 100% only means 2% spreads to the rest of the world, we're screwed. http://squarewheelscycling.com/uploa...da4fbae1c8.jpg We're screwed. It spread. |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1911410)
I don't know what got into me.
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Originally Posted by BenderRodriguez
(Post 1911382)
"Not budging" is not negotiating in good faith.
Of course, that would have required real negotiators that don't cry. Carl |
Originally Posted by BenderRodriguez
(Post 1911382)
"Not budging" is not negotiating in good faith.
Why do they get to not negotiate in good faith but we have too? http://i938.photobucket.com/albums/a...psce3jggwr.png |
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