Merger question
#141
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News to me that we can monetize our vacation. Oh you mean not take it and work over our vacation.
Like PTX. Like we had before.
Allocation is only 1 week for only 1/2 the pilot group ....Next year!
Legally binding? We had that within months of certification with the dispute LOA.
The contract was a D minus. Pure and simple! But was wrapped in false narratives and oversold to a group that was hired only because we scored 100% on TMAAT you turn a negative into a positive!!
Keep swimming!!!
Like PTX. Like we had before.
Allocation is only 1 week for only 1/2 the pilot group ....Next year!
Legally binding? We had that within months of certification with the dispute LOA.
The contract was a D minus. Pure and simple! But was wrapped in false narratives and oversold to a group that was hired only because we scored 100% on TMAAT you turn a negative into a positive!!
Keep swimming!!!
#142
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In summary, we got a 30% pay bump, but we also got pretty darn good scope, although the scope was probably not the centerpiece most voted on. But it was nice to have, kinda like the rather significant pay, retirement, vacation, work rules, and seniority increases.
Finally, the original poster can sleep well knowing that ALPA is in the house as not a bunch of blue babies from bluepilots.com who are running the show in the event of a merger. Not that it will be a deterrent from their incessant whining though
Finally, the original poster can sleep well knowing that ALPA is in the house as not a bunch of blue babies from bluepilots.com who are running the show in the event of a merger. Not that it will be a deterrent from their incessant whining though
You're a wet dream for JB managment. You should put your app in for a project pilot ASAP. You have ACP material written all over you.
#144
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Next time will be different?
BS!!
We will be in “negotiations” for half a decade and fall behind by 35% and a FNG will say look “we got a huge 30%” raise. Then attend recurrent and learn the “facts” about fleet growth and Pilot CASM increases and new cities.
It’s to easy with this group!
BS!!
We will be in “negotiations” for half a decade and fall behind by 35% and a FNG will say look “we got a huge 30%” raise. Then attend recurrent and learn the “facts” about fleet growth and Pilot CASM increases and new cities.
It’s to easy with this group!
#145
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I’m middle seniority i.e. that there’s about equal number of folks above me and below me.
People junior to me got more
It’s about 30% to the company’s bottom line overall by contract end.
I’m a hardcore unionist and walked around holding a sign in the freezing cold brother btw
#146
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Just decided to comment instead of lurk. Wow, what a mistake that was. The reaction you guys have to opposing opinions is like watching an infant who just had their binky stolen
#147
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Thanks for keeping it objective. This is why it’s an echo chamber on the internet. No one with any sense would waste time trying to reason with this.
I’m middle seniority i.e. that there’s about equal number of folks above me and below me.
People junior to me got more
It’s about 30% to the company’s bottom line overall by contract end.
I’m a hardcore unionist and walked around holding a sign in the freezing cold brother btw
I’m middle seniority i.e. that there’s about equal number of folks above me and below me.
People junior to me got more
It’s about 30% to the company’s bottom line overall by contract end.
I’m a hardcore unionist and walked around holding a sign in the freezing cold brother btw
You're right. People below you did get more. As did you than people senior to you. Majority of the gains were taken at the expense of the more senior pilots and distributed to the lower senior pilots. There is a percentage of pilots who will make LESS under the CBA than they did under the PEA. There are pilots who will work more days under this CBA than they did under the PEA.
That's criminal.
I'm not begruding your gains, or the gains of others. I'm pi$$ed they took a majority of those gains out of the pockets and QOL of the more senior guys.
Did the CBA add to the bottom line of the company? Of course. But you're spouting off this 30% like everyone got some kind of windfall from this deal and that couldn't be further from the truth.
At all.
I never questioned your committment to the pilot group or whether you contributed to the cause during our negotiations.
I only questioned your POV, your naivety, your experience and your intelligence if you really believe the crap you're typing.
Hey, I may be wrong about you. Based on this thread, I doubt it though.
#148
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I pegged you for middle to lower seniority just based on your point of view. I was right.
You're right. People below you did get more. As did you than people senior to you. Majority of the gains were taken at the expense of the more senior pilots and distributed to the lower senior pilots. There is a percentage of pilots who will make LESS under the CBA than they did under the PEA. There are pilots who will work more days under this CBA than they did under teh PEA.
That's criminal.
I'm not begruding your gains, or the gains of others. I'm pi$$ed they took a majority of those gains out of the pockets and QOL of the more senior guys.
Did the CBA add to the bottom line of the company? Of course. But you're spouting off this 30% like everyone got some kind of windfall from this deal and that couldn't be further from the truth.
At all.
I never questioned your committment to the pilot group or whether you contributed to the cause during our negotiations.
I only questioned your POV, your naivety, your experience and your intelligence if you really believe the crap you're typing.
Hey, I may be wrong about you. Based on this thread, I doubt it though.
You're right. People below you did get more. As did you than people senior to you. Majority of the gains were taken at the expense of the more senior pilots and distributed to the lower senior pilots. There is a percentage of pilots who will make LESS under the CBA than they did under the PEA. There are pilots who will work more days under this CBA than they did under teh PEA.
That's criminal.
I'm not begruding your gains, or the gains of others. I'm pi$$ed they took a majority of those gains out of the pockets and QOL of the more senior guys.
Did the CBA add to the bottom line of the company? Of course. But you're spouting off this 30% like everyone got some kind of windfall from this deal and that couldn't be further from the truth.
At all.
I never questioned your committment to the pilot group or whether you contributed to the cause during our negotiations.
I only questioned your POV, your naivety, your experience and your intelligence if you really believe the crap you're typing.
Hey, I may be wrong about you. Based on this thread, I doubt it though.
#149
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I do not believe that anyone is actually making less under the current CBA fir the same days worked unless it’s a choice of category (remaining 190CA for example) and in which case they are enjoying a seniority windfall
#150
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I took a 320 CA upgrade in the latest system bid and will work 3-4 more days a month and take a pay cut. Think about that one for a second. The only reason I took the upgrade is because if I had stayed an FO, the givebacks our union agreed to would have cost me another $50-60,000.
So I'm glad it worked out for you. But dont go around peacocking, strutting up and down flaunting your gains when there are significant number of pilots who are similar to me where they will work more and either not achieve a raise, or actually make less than they did before this CBA was signed.
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