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04-01-2020 | 05:33 AM
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04-01-2020 | 06:14 AM
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68 people. I cannot imagine more than 30 people taking it. I don’t see the benefit in this at all. Save a few pennies? We’ve been steeping over dollars for
years.
also, a COLA? Did I miss the part of when they didn’t fill all the 50 hour incentive lines? Did I miss the memo of why they didn’t fill them all? And now they expect people to go away without being paid? Why are we just copying and pasting what AA did?
04-01-2020 | 06:22 AM
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I mean basically what I said is... it’s basically kind not really helpful really. forget the 7 am math problems.
68 people. I cannot imagine more than 30 people taking it. I don’t see the benefit in this at all. Save a few pennies? We’ve been steeping over dollars for
years.
also, a COLA? Did I miss the part of when they didn’t fill all the 50 hour incentive lines? Did I miss the memo of why they didn’t fill them all? And now they expect people to go away without being paid? Why are we just copying and pasting what AA did?
68 people. I cannot imagine more than 30 people taking it. I don’t see the benefit in this at all. Save a few pennies? We’ve been steeping over dollars for
years.
also, a COLA? Did I miss the part of when they didn’t fill all the 50 hour incentive lines? Did I miss the memo of why they didn’t fill them all? And now they expect people to go away without being paid? Why are we just copying and pasting what AA did?
Read your contract our CBA it's different that AA CBA. What does AA even have to do with us? Knowledge is power. It's called furlough mitigation. They are following the contract.
04-01-2020 | 06:24 AM
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JMO, They should have offered it to anyone with 10 or 12 years or more on property with an irrevocable letter of resignation to be paid out for 24 months at 50hrs.
I think they'd have a lot more offers to bounce out.
I think they'd have a lot more offers to bounce out.
04-01-2020 | 06:26 AM
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I mean basically what I said is... it’s basically kind not really helpful really. forget the 7 am math problems.
68 people. I cannot imagine more than 30 people taking it. I don’t see the benefit in this at all. Save a few pennies? We’ve been steeping over dollars for
years.
also, a COLA? Did I miss the part of when they didn’t fill all the 50 hour incentive lines? Did I miss the memo of why they didn’t fill them all? And now they expect people to go away without being paid? Why are we just copying and pasting what AA did?
68 people. I cannot imagine more than 30 people taking it. I don’t see the benefit in this at all. Save a few pennies? We’ve been steeping over dollars for
years.
also, a COLA? Did I miss the part of when they didn’t fill all the 50 hour incentive lines? Did I miss the memo of why they didn’t fill them all? And now they expect people to go away without being paid? Why are we just copying and pasting what AA did?
04-01-2020 | 06:39 AM
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Get off your high horse bub. And yes this is identical to what AA offered to their employees. You think 68 people are going to keep you off the street, you’re delusional. So yah. I get it. Follow the CBA. But I think we can get a little more creative when it comes to mitigating furloughs other than offering just over 1% early retirement.
Maybe drop that number to 60 or look at how they can come up with a reasonable % vs and age range.
04-01-2020 | 06:42 AM
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Like posted above, read YOUR CBA. Maybe start paying attention to Section 23.
04-01-2020 | 06:46 AM
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What’s a furlough?
Get off your high horse bub. And yes this is identical to what AA offered to their employees. You think 68 people are going to keep you off the street, you’re delusional. So yah. I get it. Follow the CBA. But I think we can get a little more creative when it comes to mitigating furloughs other than offering just over 1% early retirement.
Maybe drop that number to 60 or look at how they can come up with a reasonable % vs and age range.
Get off your high horse bub. And yes this is identical to what AA offered to their employees. You think 68 people are going to keep you off the street, you’re delusional. So yah. I get it. Follow the CBA. But I think we can get a little more creative when it comes to mitigating furloughs other than offering just over 1% early retirement.
Maybe drop that number to 60 or look at how they can come up with a reasonable % vs and age range.
You think they’re gonna pay pilots at the top of the pay scale FIVE YEARS of 50 hour credit lines to do nothing in order to save a few furloughs?? You’re the delusional one.
They are following the CBA. They are going to do what they believe is best for the COMPANY. Not the individual pilots.
04-01-2020 | 06:49 AM
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This is all it is plain and simple, it’s the next step in the process; they are holding that Govt $ as leverage until they squeeze the most out of the pilot group, to then say “you know what we don’t want that $ anyway” and bam furlough anyway those bastards!
04-01-2020 | 06:53 AM
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I wonder why we skipped over that part of whatever section 23 is, and maybe whatever rsv periods means and maybe whatever that part time award thing means.
So yeah they are stepping over dollars to pick up pennies. They are not doing EVERYTHING they can to save money. It also says something about it not being limited to whatever section 23 is.
So maybe stop the individual greed. 0 hours/50 hours/75 hours. Open time is blocked or not blocked but everyone is capped at 75 hours. No VDA no Prem. 35 hours part time lines.
So either our cash flow problem hasn’t been that dire or maybe we all should expect to be on the street.
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