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Originally Posted by fcoolaiddrinker
(Post 2782045)
We paid for these new provisions with near industry low pay rates and initial retirement contribution percentage. That’s the whole reason I personally voted yes. The overall language makes up for the low end pay rates.
I’m not talking about reserves flying on their days off which, by the way had nothing to do with rates. |
Originally Posted by CantStayAway
(Post 2782247)
Correct. I have already experienced an attempted reassignment (that I was not notified of) that was going to get me back into base 2:45 past my original footprint. It was due to a late inbound aircraft arriving at the city where I was to overnight. Since the delayed plane was 3 hours late they wanted to use the aircraft I flew in along with both pilots to fly the delayed trip. Since I was never notified they ended up keeping the original crew on it and it just went late. This was deemed a legal reassignment because it is “outside of company control”. Granted I will never hear a thing about it because I did nothing wrong, but once the app is in place this type of thing will be commonplace and unavoidable. If they can claim “outside of our control” for anything in order to maintain schedule integrity, this whole “footprint” language is worthless.
I don’t mind most reassignments, but don’t mess with my time off. That includes overnights at home (I’m a commuter and bid for them) and my pairing end time. I bid for commutability and often times a 3 hour delay will cost me a night at home. |
Originally Posted by monkeybrains
(Post 2782251)
How is that any different than the old book?
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Originally Posted by Trowserchilli
(Post 2782118)
Reserve pilots flying on days off because the hourly’s not where it should be. Plus this slows us from growing the seniority list.
Been discussed here plenty of times before. The reassignment language is nearly the most liberal in the business. DAL, AA, have vowed to rid themselves of their own in the next contract due to it being abused. And we vowed to have a contract that brought us into the pattern, and as you like to point out, look how well that worked out for us. |
Originally Posted by monkeybrains
(Post 2782248)
The point is that we never negotiated rig being paid over guarantee for a hybrid reserve add. That was something that went our way after the fact.
I’m not talking about reserves flying on their days off which, by the way had nothing to do with rates. |
Originally Posted by monkeybrains
(Post 2781944)
Reserve pilots flying on a combo of rsv days and days off being paid all rig over guarantee. There are a number of new provisions in the reassignment letter that benefit us, eg 1 hour 3hours to name a couple
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