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Originally Posted by Whereisalpa
(Post 1965204)
That DA is doing for than that... Every time he opens that hole in is face 10 more DPA cards get mailed in!! He does not want DPA, but he is not only holding the door open, he is giving a reach around grab as we come in!! Love this idiot!!! ;)
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Originally Posted by thinkstraight
(Post 1965254)
We may be missing the point. When a pilot gets bought off for OE then turns around and GS or WS another trip this actually helps the company since they do not have the manning to cover the trips otherwise.
This is why the company wants to eliminate the trips from the pot so that they will have all the other trips covered, they don't want pilots unavailable unless they are sick. WS and GS actually helps the manning. Can you imagine how many flights cancelled if nobody picks up extra flying? |
Great job with RockyMtMadDog guys. He's clearly a FPL guy touting the party line and almost certainly being paid to do so. Nothing new there. Also love the factual rebuttals to his/her party line "strategic messaging."
Facts are stubborn things Dog. You're going to have to try harder. Carl |
Originally Posted by Herkflyr
(Post 1965389)
Hey dad, your middle schooler hacked into your APC account again. At least I hope so. I can't imagine a grown-up supposed professional typing such stuff.
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Originally Posted by RockyMtMadDog
(Post 1965161)
In the "old days," if your trip was dropped for an OE, you were subject to recovery flying. That was wrong. The fix, however, results in some FOs who make a mini-career out of getting paid to rarely fly or who make well north of what their counterparts in the left seat make. Either way, it's featherbedding, and provides a disproportionate contractual benefit to a small population.
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Any efficiency, i.e. concession, should be in exchange for something gained. In 2015, a reasonable person could expect pay raises in the the high single digit percent per year for the entire contract, with NO concessions. 8, 8, 8. Minimum. Plus increases in DC, vacation, training, per diem. Profit sharing is sacred.
Our company is wallowing in cash. “If not us, who? If not now, when?” JFK, I think. |
Originally Posted by RockyMtMadDog
(Post 1965161)
In the "old days," if your trip was dropped for an OE, you were subject to recovery flying. That was wrong. The fix, however, results in some FOs who make a mini-career out of getting paid to rarely fly or who make well north of what their counterparts in the left seat make. Either way, it's featherbedding, and provides a disproportionate contractual benefit to a small population.
Ok, so lets go back to the "old days." Do you think the company would be willing to give us back: A defined benefit pension. Line of time bidding. Trips touching our 7th week of vacation. C2000 pay rates. And whatever else made the "old days" so terrible. I think 65% of the Pilot group would be willing to vote for that. Scoop |
Originally Posted by RockyMtMadDog
(Post 1965161)
In the "old days," if your trip was dropped for an OE, you were subject to recovery flying. That was wrong. The fix, however, results in some FOs who make a mini-career out of getting paid to rarely fly or who make well north of what their counterparts in the left seat make. Either way, it's featherbedding, and provides a disproportionate contractual benefit to a small population.
Don't hate the player, hate the game.... ....and if the company want's to change the game, they need to give all of us a lot more than an 8% pay raise. :cool: |
Originally Posted by newKnow
(Post 1965612)
If an FO is making well north of me, good for him. I can always bid down. It's happening because of what was negotiated. If the shoe were on the other foot, what do you think the company would do?
Don't hate the player, hate the game.... ....and if the company want's to change the game, they need to give all of us a lot more than an 8% pay raise. :cool: |
Originally Posted by notEnuf
(Post 1965616)
Work smarter, not harder. Upgrades are for egos! Just kidding.;):D
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