Envoy
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It's really not funny because Envoy, and by extension AAG, has zero incentive to pay a dime more than they have to so long as bodies keep coming through the door. Anecdotal evidence from glancing around the training center suggests that recruiting isn't struggling. Couple that with meeting AAG's cult of D-0, and our pay and contract will never see change. As unimpressive as SkyWest's TA is in this environment, maybe it will benefit us by impacting recruiting.
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The devil is in the details (and the math)!
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The 1% increase applies to the percentage of the premium cost that we pay, not the premium increase. If the total annual premium for an employee is $1000 then @ 34% our portion would be $340 with an increase to $350 with a 1% increase. But if the annual premium goes to $2000 annually, our payment would be $700 @ 35% (1% increase).
The devil is in the details (and the math)!
The devil is in the details (and the math)!
The wild card are the transstates planes. RW’s email suggests that PDT will continue to take 145’s, realistically they can’t even staff what they’ve got.
If I was to bet, I would say DFW and ORD 145 lines increase as projected to some degree, LGA shrinks a little but not as much as predicted given TSA flying disappearing and PDT not like my able to staff more airframes.
If I was to bet, I would say DFW and ORD 145 lines increase as projected to some degree, LGA shrinks a little but not as much as predicted given TSA flying disappearing and PDT not like my able to staff more airframes.
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Can PDT realistically staff 30 more jets over the next 3-6 months?
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The 1% increase applies to the percentage of the premium cost that we pay, not the premium increase. If the total annual premium for an employee is $1000 then @ 34% our portion would be $340 with an increase to $350 with a 1% increase. But if the annual premium goes to $2000 annually, our payment would be $700 @ 35% (1% increase).
The devil is in the details (and the math)!
The devil is in the details (and the math)!
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