Would You?
#52
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From: Representing the REAL Delta
#53
No.
Problem.
#55
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From: systems analyst
It's more than just a doctors note but you know that. It's about setting the right precedent when the company is making ****ing billions. Come on dude
#56
One of the reasons. If I felt like proving the point that you know is true, I'd go back and quote all the "I'm voting no because of the sick leave" posts.
That's not the point of the post though Tank. The point is that those with the most time to recover are going to throw the deadzoners right under the bus and feel great about doing so yet get all incensed if one of said deadzoners refers to a good deal money wise.
Unity.
Selfishness is not a big part of that concept.
That's not the point of the post though Tank. The point is that those with the most time to recover are going to throw the deadzoners right under the bus and feel great about doing so yet get all incensed if one of said deadzoners refers to a good deal money wise.
Unity.
Selfishness is not a big part of that concept.
#57
One of the reasons. If I felt like proving the point that you know is true, I'd go back and quote all the "I'm voting no because of the sick leave" posts.
That's not the point of the post though Tank. The point is that those with the most time to recover are going to throw the deadzoners right under the bus and feel great about doing so yet get all incensed if one of said deadzoners refers to a good deal money wise.
Unity.
Selfishness is not a big part of that concept.
That's not the point of the post though Tank. The point is that those with the most time to recover are going to throw the deadzoners right under the bus and feel great about doing so yet get all incensed if one of said deadzoners refers to a good deal money wise.
Unity.
Selfishness is not a big part of that concept.
Just like they (you?) would throw the young guys under the bus for an extra 16%ish. I get it, I understand it. But hopefully there are more of us than you. Please stop griping about this when your crowd is doing the same thing. Let's all be honest with each other eh?
It's more than just a doctors note but you know that. It's about setting the right precedent when the company is making ****ing billions. Come on dude
It's more than just a doctors note but you know that. It's about setting the right precedent when the company is making ****ing billions. Come on dude
#58
Sure, Ted. Valid question.
In any negotiation (like today's), Delta is not going to agree to pay us drastically above the market in total compensation (rates, work rules, PS, retirement, etc.). Further, the NMB is going to factor all of those things when they determine the "zone of reasonableness."
It's almost as if we negotiate a big pie with the company, and we get to decide how to slice it up. The size of the pie will stay the same regardless of how we label the slices.
The idea that PS payments are somehow hidden is just not realistic. The current negotiations prove that.
In any negotiation (like today's), Delta is not going to agree to pay us drastically above the market in total compensation (rates, work rules, PS, retirement, etc.). Further, the NMB is going to factor all of those things when they determine the "zone of reasonableness."
It's almost as if we negotiate a big pie with the company, and we get to decide how to slice it up. The size of the pie will stay the same regardless of how we label the slices.
The idea that PS payments are somehow hidden is just not realistic. The current negotiations prove that.
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