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Old 04-07-2023 | 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Flying Boxes
How are you enjoying retirement?
I'm not retired. I have several years left.

I am just pointing out the hypocrisy of retro pay but no retro retirement.

I am pointing out that if you want someone within a year of retirement to vote "no", you need to guarantee them retro retirement.

I am also pointing out that one reason the company is delaying is because it saves them money every time someone retires under the old amounts.

The MEC not considering retro retirement is the ultimate "F you, I've got mine." Their action on this is despicable.

Are you, and the MEC, so blind you cannot see that?
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Old 04-07-2023 | 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Nightflyer
I'm not retired. I have several years left.

I am just pointing out the hypocrisy of retro pay but no retro retirement.

I am pointing out that if you want someone within a year of retirement to vote "no", you need to guarantee them retro retirement.

I am also pointing out that one reason the company is delaying is because it saves them money every time someone retires under the old amounts.

The MEC not considering retro retirement is the ultimate "F you, I've got mine." Their action on this is despicable.

Are you, and the MEC, so blind you cannot see that?
Did ALPA change something to screw retirees? When did ALPA negotiate for retirees?
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Old 04-07-2023 | 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by opt0712
Richard Smith quoted today that the MD11 will be gone at the end of FY28. So May 2027. 4 years.
Ummm, you mean May 31, 2028

Originally Posted by Nightflyer
Anyone with less than 3 years on the property should start looking at other options. Might even be 4, I don't know.

When the "no longer called an excess bid" comes out, a lot of the speculation will be revealed.

I predict lots of turmoil in the next few weeks.
I guess we will find out on April 13th..
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Old 04-07-2023 | 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Flying Boxes
Did ALPA change something to screw retirees? When did ALPA negotiate for retirees?
Quite a few have retired since the amendable date. If we are entitled to retro pay, they should be entitled retro retirement.

I guess I am too naive to think ALPA would "not leave anyone behind". Shame on you ALPA.
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Old 04-07-2023 | 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Nightflyer
Quite a few have retired since the amendable date. If we are entitled to retro pay, they should be entitled retro retirement.

I guess I am too naive to think ALPA would "not leave anyone behind". Shame on you ALPA.
Again, when did ALPA (or any union) negotiate for retirees?

If pilots over age 54 at signing of C2006 got $25K, were not all pilots entitled to $25K?

If pilots over age 54 at signing of C2015 got $40K retirement bonus, were not all pilots entitled to $40K retirement bonus?

How did you vote on these contracts?
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Old 04-07-2023 | 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Flying Boxes
Again, when did ALPA (or any union) negotiate for retirees?

If pilots over age 54 at signing of C2006 got $25K, were not all pilots entitled to $25K?

If pilots over age 54 at signing of C2015 got $40K retirement bonus, were not all pilots entitled to $40K retirement bonus?

How did you vote on these contracts?
I agree with you on both items. We all should have gotten both amounts.

I voted no in 2015. I voted no in 2006. I think I voted "yes" on the second half of the "bridge" contract, IIRC.
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Old 04-07-2023 | 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Flying Boxes
Did ALPA change something to screw retirees? When did ALPA negotiate for retirees?
We negotiate for new hires not here yet by raising new hire pay last contract and apparently this time etc. It will not effect me as I have 5 years left but to say we don’t negotiate for people on the property is false.
The people retiring after the amendment date helped build the company and FedEx ALPA!
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Old 04-07-2023 | 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by pinseeker
Interesting. My rep and another rep told me otherwise.
it clearly did not come from the Company as they needed time to think it over. The. Educator does not negotiate - he could suggest but only one of the two sides can actually make a proposal and it wasn’t the company. So maybe PM is being coy saying “it wasn’t my idea” but he did in fact propose it
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Old 04-07-2023 | 04:06 PM
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Originally Posted by HIFLYR
We negotiate for new hires not here yet by raising new hire pay last contract and apparently this time etc. It will not effect me as I have 5 years left but to say we don’t negotiate for people on the property is false.
The people retiring after the amendment date helped build the company and FedEx ALPA!
I did not say anything about people not on property. I said retiree!

So did a lot of pilots under age 54 at signing.
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Old 04-07-2023 | 04:39 PM
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Originally Posted by DirtyPurple
I took that “elephant in the room” question to be referring solely to driver consolidation, not the pilots picketing on the street below. The drivers are currently non-union, therefore outside the RLA, which was the question. The question was posed in response to the repeated claims that FedEx was going to the “one van for one neighborhood” model.

I couldn’t understand Raj’s mumbling, angry answer that trailed off in volume.

That’s how I heard it, sounds like that question might be open to interpretation.
The question was to make sure that labor "remains" under the RLA. That was about us.
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