Make less your second year than the first?
07-20-2018, 03:33 PM
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Make less your second year than the first?
So my class date (will be an FO) is coming up and I couldn't help but wonder without the sign on bonus that comes with the first year, will I be making less the second year?
07-20-2018, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by abcd123
So my class date (will be an FO) is coming up and I couldn't help but wonder without the sign on bonus that comes with the first year, will I be making less the second year?
07-24-2018, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted by SullyJR
It’s sad, but we will never be as good as Endeavor/Delta. The management here doesn’t have the heart to do the right things for the good of employee relations. They will never care about anything except money.
07-25-2018, 04:18 AM
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The whole Delta scene is run much better from a customer perspective. I ride with Delta mainline all the time and you never hear f@ck the pax type rhetoric from them, whereas that's super common over here and at AA, especially in the cabin.
Delta is a classy airline. Endeavor is obviously not as classy, but they take their cues from Delta at least.
On the compensation thing, I am anticipating making about 16k less after taxes year 2.
Delta is a classy airline. Endeavor is obviously not as classy, but they take their cues from Delta at least.
On the compensation thing, I am anticipating making about 16k less after taxes year 2.
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07-31-2018, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by NoValueAviator
The whole Delta scene is run much better from a customer perspective. I ride with Delta mainline all the time and you never hear f@ck the pax type rhetoric from them, whereas that's super common over here and at AA, especially in the cabin.
Delta is a classy airline. Endeavor is obviously not as classy, but they take their cues from Delta at least.
On the compensation thing, I am anticipating making about 16k less after taxes year 2.
Delta is a classy airline. Endeavor is obviously not as classy, but they take their cues from Delta at least.
On the compensation thing, I am anticipating making about 16k less after taxes year 2.
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