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Originally Posted by hoya saxa
(Post 3465642)
If pax carriers get crappy TA’s the company will insist on indexing our numbers to theirs. If they get eye-watering numbers the company will deny that we’re playing the same sport. We need to do our own heavy lifting and stop waiting for someone else to raise the bar for us.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Bottom line is that management has to compete for pilots. So it doesn’t matter what they say. It matters what the marketplace is doing. |
Originally Posted by USMCFDX
(Post 3465772)
Nope - he is a troll, not at purple, blocked by many, and you keep quoting him so we are forced to see his posts
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Originally Posted by 5millionaire
(Post 3465710)
Than why are we part of ALPA? Sounds like we should team up with Browns union
5millionaire, the OP likes to say they are a FedEx pilot and are engaged with the union, yet continues to post things that the MEC says not to post. The OP has also admitted to flying draft in 8 of the 15 months that we have been in negotiations, but their reasons are valid and everyone else is hurting us. Bottom line, it is an individual decision until we are allowed to enter self help. Everyone likes to tell others what to do, yet has a reason why what they are doing is ok. The contract allows us to fly draft, AVA, deviate on deadheads, sell back vacation, trip trade, pick up trips etc.... We did not crush everyones pay rates when we signed our contract in 2015. We were only a little higher than AA. Prior to our 2015 contract, we were last in pay rates behind, AA, UA, DL, and UPS. We briefly jumped ahead, only to fall behind by 10% or more. We were sold a POS TA by the union and 56% of the group fell for it because they were afraid to challenge the leadership, kind of like the OP and others. |
Originally Posted by HvypurplePylot
(Post 3465839)
Becauae the resources that ALPA provides are worth the dues. We are only as strong as our individual membership makes our association. The IPA has less than 3000 pilots, don't think they are going to welcome twice that number of un-unified FedEx pilots just looking for an alternative. At the end of the day the volunteers and unity of the pilot group makes a strong union. We as FDX ALPA are some of the most un-unified pilots in the industry and thus we are weak. That has nothing to do with the leadership and everything to do with the "independent contractors" that work here.
while I echo some of your sentiment…saying it’s solely on the pilot group is inaccurate. Leadership is about getting a group of people to work towards something collectively. You can’t have it both ways. I don’t have much of an opinion about the union “leadership” and maybe there’s a reason? You can’t praise a group of “leaders” if the collective group doesn’t want to listen to them. Again, I agree there are too many independent contractor types. But in the same breath saying the leadership is strong seems like an oxymoron. |
Originally Posted by pinseeker
(Post 3466012)
We had our own union before. We decided to join ALPA because of the funds available in a larger union. If you are one small group, you don't have the resources of a larger union.
5millionaire, the OP likes to say they are a FedEx pilot and are engaged with the union, yet continues to post things that the MEC says not to post. The OP has also admitted to flying draft in 8 of the 15 months that we have been in negotiations, but their reasons are valid and everyone else is hurting us. Bottom line, it is an individual decision until we are allowed to enter self help. Everyone likes to tell others what to do, yet has a reason why what they are doing is ok. The contract allows us to fly draft, AVA, deviate on deadheads, sell back vacation, trip trade, pick up trips etc.... We did not crush everyones pay rates when we signed our contract in 2015. We were only a little higher than AA. Prior to our 2015 contract, we were last in pay rates behind, AA, UA, DL, and UPS. We briefly jumped ahead, only to fall behind by 10% or more. We were sold a POS TA by the union and 56% of the group fell for it because they were afraid to challenge the leadership, kind of like the OP and others. You constantly spew false narratives and half truths. Amendable date was clearly the line in the sand when the union said “Now Is The Time”. Amendable date (Nov 2021) is the expiration date of our current CBA. We have picketed and still the pigs feed at the trough. Despicable. You have consistently defended the anti unity narrative. You must be in management or a management wannabe? Once again total compensation is much more than 10/hr more in pay rates. Many understand this because they leave UA/DL/AA for FDX constantly. Almost no one goes the other way. The other thing you’re forgetting is those Airlines bargained contracts after our 2015 contract. It seems you’re purposely leaving out the critical details. You do you which is obvious. |
NoWork - I noticed you’re the second person today to throw out the ‘Scab’ word correlating it to persons who have flown extra. You act like you have such high integrity and are morally superior to everyone else, and yet you’ve by your own admission done the exact same thing, so evidently the rules only apply to everyone else - what a joke you are.
Anyone who knows anything knows what a Scab is … it isn’t even remotely close to what you’re insinuating, so don’t go twisting the definition for shock value. I’d also suggest being very careful when you start calling fellow pilots (if you even are a FedEx pilot as opposed to a troll in your parents basement) Scabs … Karma is a real thing. I’d suggest to the moderators that anyone on here who calls someone a scab (or even insinuates they are) and can’t clearly prove that the person has crossed a picket line of pilots who are on strike should have their account suspended … starting with NoWork. That’s about as bad of a word as you can call an airline pilot … it shouldn’t be used lightly. |
The hornets nest has been poked and the draft/ava defenders are swarming :D
Same names every time like clock work The management stooges are on red alert!!! I would venture to guess the same types are those who wouldn’t think twice about crossing that struck work line if premium pay was involved. They would claim “it’s my decision to do as such”… History proves this. SOUND FAMILIAR??? The thought process and logic is all the same to them. Me first and F everyone else. |
Moderators … Get rid of this clown NOW!
General Conduct
NoWork violates the APC conduct rules literally with every other post they make. Why is he allowed to do so with impunity? Enough already! |
Originally Posted by Sunny1
(Post 3466306)
Moderators … Get rid of this clown NOW!
General Conduct
NoWork violates the APC conduct rules literally with every other post they make. Why is he allowed to do so with impunity? Enough already! Heed your own statements! You and your group of defenders call names, claim others are not pilots and criticize other viewpoints. Sounds like you and your group has thin skin not others having unprofessional behavior. You meet the definitions you have provided above. You are literally “calling out” to have people removed for sharing reality. Your buddies are “calling out” that FDX pilots are “not FedEx pilots”. All those things meet the definition of unprofessional. |
Originally Posted by Sunny1
(Post 3466306)
Moderators … Get rid of this clown NOW!
General Conduct
NoWork violates the APC conduct rules literally with every other post they make. Why is he allowed to do so with impunity? Enough already! I’d delete my account if there was an option. I’ll just log off instead, have fun |
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