Expressjet 2013/2014 Contract
#171
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I don't agree with XJT Pilot but I have to say that their concessions still exceeded whatever you guys had or still have in the regional contract that you worked for.
Last edited by ross9238; 11-22-2013 at 06:49 AM. Reason: Saw that you are an Airbus button pusher now.
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Ironically, there is only one pilot group that has never voted in concessions ....ASA. XJT, Comair, Eagle, Air Wisc., PSA, Pinnacle, Mesaba/PNCL, Mesa, Horizon all have. Well actually I guess GoJets and Compass haven't either, but they already have the lowest cost.
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Since we know that our fleet will be reduced in the long run, why should we take concessions now for the inevitable?
I wanted to make my decision only after seeing it and I haven't seen anything in this contract that prompts me to say that I will vote "yes" to this. So, add another "NO" vote from the ASA side.
I wanted to make my decision only after seeing it and I haven't seen anything in this contract that prompts me to say that I will vote "yes" to this. So, add another "NO" vote from the ASA side.
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LASA 2010 hire date. I'm a No vote to anything that doesn't pay me for my time. I deserve to be paid from the time I clock in to the time I clock out. I'll vote no to anything for the rest of my life that doesn't do this.
I'm excited that I finally get to voice my concerns with a No vote.
I'm excited that I finally get to voice my concerns with a No vote.
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You guys know that FAR 117 pretty much takes care of these things already.
So far...
-Ready reserve goes to 6.5 hours instead of 8...credit pay remains 4.
-No more call for release for reserves....checking skedplus suffices.
-No more standby for an hour for reserves...or any period of time.
*Mind you this was a quick skim, please correct anything you see wrong
-Ready reserve goes to 6.5 hours instead of 8...credit pay remains 4.
-No more call for release for reserves....checking skedplus suffices.
-No more standby for an hour for reserves...or any period of time.
*Mind you this was a quick skim, please correct anything you see wrong
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I could deal with a lot of shortcomings, but I can't vote in favor of the perpetuation of such low junior FO pay rates. I know there's only so much money to go around, and I'm fine with taking that money from somewhere else, but until junior FOs make a livable wage (when considering the costs required to qualify for the job) it'll be a "No" vote for me.
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