Also, if I calculated the pay raise correctly these are the new rates. If so, not too bad.
looks like the cut paste didn't work as well as I hoped. The columns are: current/2014/2015/2016. A320 2014 2015 2016 1 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 2 $72.00 $81.36 $84.21 $87.15 3 $85.00 $96.05 $99.41 $102.89 4 $92.00 $103.96 $107.60 $111.36 5 $97.00 $109.61 $113.45 $117.42 6 $101.00 $114.13 $118.12 $122.26 7 $104.00 $117.52 $121.63 $125.89 8 $105.00 $118.65 $122.80 $127.10 9 $108.00 $122.04 $126.31 $130.73 10 $109.00 $123.17 $127.48 $131.94 11 $112.00 $126.56 $130.99 $135.57 12 $114.00 $128.82 $133.33 $138.00 E190 2014 2015 2016 1 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 2 $65.00 $73.45 $76.02 $78.68 3 $77.00 $87.01 $90.06 $93.21 4 $83.00 $93.79 $97.07 $100.47 5 $87.00 $98.31 $101.75 $105.31 6 $91.00 $102.83 $106.43 $110.15 7 $93.00 $105.09 $108.77 $112.58 8 $95.00 $107.35 $111.11 $115.00 9 $97.00 $109.61 $113.45 $117.42 10 $98.00 $110.74 $114.62 $118.63 11 $101.00 $114.13 $118.12 $122.26 12 $102.00 $115.26 $119.29 $123.47 |
Originally Posted by WARich
(Post 1521035)
Did they actually cut the hourly rate for first year, or are you saying first year dudes are getting a pay cut because flying over 78 hrs with no premium?
It'd be a paycut for a year 1 guy only if they are line holding above 78 or are getting used extensively on RSV to break guarantee. Otherwise it's a zero sum game. |
I am a year one guy who holds a line. So until my second year pay kicks in this is flat out a pay cut .....
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Originally Posted by rightside02
(Post 1521075)
I am a year one guy who holds a line. So until my second year pay kicks in this is flat out a pay cut .....
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jetBlue Hiring
I was only on reserve for 5 months. The remainder I've credited over 80 hours each month. This month I have over 100. So it would be a pay cut for me, and likely everyone in my new hire class. We will all be on second year pay by the time this new PEA kicks in though.
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Originally Posted by WARich
(Post 1521076)
How many hours are you flying?
Doesn't matter. Every hour over 78 is worth 33% less if he signs. If he doesn't sign, he loses out on a raise for 2ndyr-4thyr. It's a kick in the teeth for newbs. |
Originally Posted by CaptCoolHand
(Post 1521079)
Doesn't matter. Every hour over 78 is worth 33% less if he signs. If he doesn't sign, he loses out on a raise for 2ndyr-4thyr.
It's a kick in the teeth for newbs. |
LoL, as much as he can to pay the bills!
I don't know what this round of new guys are able to pick up. The door slammed shut on my class, we were on RSV for long time! Cheers! |
Originally Posted by CaptCoolHand
(Post 1521079)
Doesn't matter. Every hour over 78 is worth 33% less if he signs. If he doesn't sign, he loses out on a raise for 2ndyr-4thyr.
It's a kick in the teeth for newbs. |
All us newhires got an email from Sandy saying the lack of a raise in 1st year pay was due to the 3A claim. Not smart enough to understand what that all means, beyond ~$1000 - $3000 less in 2014 if I sign (assuming an 81-85hr/mo sched), and no raise the following two years if I don't sign.
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