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Originally Posted by RawHide
(Post 2480748)
Well no 1st or 2nd year CA gets paid large RJ rate it’s a pay band. You will get paid small rate until your seniority reaches the higher rate.
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Okay disregard. I misunderstood your first sentence. I was thinking you said 1st and 2nd year CA gets paid large RJ. After I read that a few times, I saw what you said because it completely contradicts your second sentence.
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Originally Posted by RawHide
(Post 2480748)
Well......no 1st or 2nd year CA gets paid large RJ rate it’s a pay band. You will get paid small rate until your seniority reaches the higher rate.
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Originally Posted by highflyer1980
(Post 2481069)
Okay disregard. I misunderstood your first sentence. I was thinking you said 1st and 2nd year CA gets paid large RJ. After I read that a few times, I saw what you said because it completely contradicts your second sentence.
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Originally Posted by 3EngineTaxi
(Post 2482317)
I think some punctuation might have helped. I think he meant: "No 1st or 2nd year CA gets paid large RJ pay. It's a pay band." He was correct.
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Just to jump in here. My understanding is that management demanded the pay banding because they believed that if there was no benefit in bidding for pay then people would bid for what they really want and stick with it.
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Originally Posted by Bigpimppilot
(Post 2482400)
Just to jump in here. My understanding is that management demanded the pay banding because they believed that if there was no benefit in bidding for pay then people would bid for what they really want and stick with it.
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Originally Posted by TrinityDawn
(Post 2482461)
That is correct. Management wanted to cut down on the number of training cycles caused by captains chasing the higher pay rate.
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