When A 777A Retires........
09-06-2015 | 05:25 PM
#81
veut gagner à la loterie
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From: Light Chop
Exactly. Some can't see through their anger. The downside to this "solution" from management's view however, is that it does not address productivity. And before someone accuses me of carrying management's water, recall Sun Tzu's "Know your enemy and know yourself . . ." If you can't understand their point of view, we'll never reach an agreement. Guys are pounding their chests about how comfortable they are with the current agreement.
For how long?
For how long?
No ****. We figured that out a while ago. We know exactly what they want.
By the way, I'll be bought off my next trip. Just wanted to pass that along.
It's for a guy who is out of category, seems as if the only lca are in my category. My category would take a huge hit everytime we bid given how the language in ta2015 was written.
Also, I'm bidding for October. You know what I love, that all of these trips will be awarded.
I'd hate to be in the top third of a category, like i am, and unable to get weekends off because a good portion of those weekend off trips and holiday off trips were removed during the awards and I got stuck with the crap leftovers.
Hate-A gonna Hate!
09-06-2015 | 05:32 PM
#83
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From: 777B
FTB,
You are being disproportionately rewarded. Personally, I have a problem with that because I am on a trip right now. If I was being disproportionately rewarded, I would be okay with you being bought off that trip. You have earned your seniority though. I'll be senior someday.
You are being disproportionately rewarded. Personally, I have a problem with that because I am on a trip right now. If I was being disproportionately rewarded, I would be okay with you being bought off that trip. You have earned your seniority though. I'll be senior someday.
09-06-2015 | 05:38 PM
#84
Kerbal Rocket Surgeon
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From: DTW 717A
Exactly. Some can't see through their anger. The downside to this "solution" from management's view however, is that it does not address productivity. And before someone accuses me of carrying management's water, recall Sun Tzu's "Know your enemy and know yourself . . ." If you can't understand their point of view, we'll never reach an agreement. Guys are pounding their chests about how comfortable they are with the current agreement.
For how long?
For how long?
How long? Until they present something better.
09-06-2015 | 05:43 PM
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09-06-2015 | 05:57 PM
#86
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From: Light Chop
FTB,
You are being disproportionately rewarded. Personally, I have a problem with that because I am on a trip right now. If I was being disproportionately rewarded, I would be okay with you being bought off that trip. You have earned your seniority though. I'll be senior someday.
You are being disproportionately rewarded. Personally, I have a problem with that because I am on a trip right now. If I was being disproportionately rewarded, I would be okay with you being bought off that trip. You have earned your seniority though. I'll be senior someday.
That would get me to... 82 hours I think. Equivalent to the guy sitting next to me making... 52 hours.
I mean if we thought losing billions of dollars was fuel hedging was bad, wait and see what I'm about to do with a gs after an oe buy.
And I'm totally full of it. I'd be lucky to get a ws.
09-06-2015 | 06:31 PM
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Yeah, I am pretty stoked. Thought I might gs.
That would get me to... 82 hours I think. Equivalent to the guy sitting next to me making... 52 hours.
I mean if we thought losing billions of dollars was fuel hedging was bad, wait and see what I'm about to do with a gs after an oe buy.
And I'm totally full of it. I'd be lucky to get a ws.
That would get me to... 82 hours I think. Equivalent to the guy sitting next to me making... 52 hours.
I mean if we thought losing billions of dollars was fuel hedging was bad, wait and see what I'm about to do with a gs after an oe buy.
And I'm totally full of it. I'd be lucky to get a ws.
BTW this has nothing to do with me putting in a green slip for next week.
09-06-2015 | 06:46 PM
#88
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From: Light Chop
found it.
"Heaven forbid that guys getting $200-$300,000 per year in pay should be expected to actually show up for work to get paid. How onerous and cruel. I think the UN Commission for Human Rights should get involved."
09-06-2015 | 06:55 PM
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well, according to Harwood and Rockymountain, the problem is all of these Fos who stay home and make $300K a year. Gosh, let me see if I can pull up his FB post on this...
found it.
But if I stay home, I only make 72 hours. Which is what I was getting anyways. How can I get 300 hours of pay on 72 hours of flying with 1 trip buy?
found it.
But if I stay home, I only make 72 hours. Which is what I was getting anyways. How can I get 300 hours of pay on 72 hours of flying with 1 trip buy?
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