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11-03-2017 | 09:18 AM
#4531
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11-03-2017 | 10:41 AM
#4533
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Confirmation bias... They want the sky to fall, so they ignore the positive aspects of the email. The fact that it says “We made advancements this week.” Is a positive thing. Also, they noted that the mediator has been “quite helpful.” Another positive. Plus, we have agreed to more mediation sessions.
We are in the end stages, so any movement at this point is good. If it were headed towards impasse, the tone would be much more negative. Anyone who has been through an airline negotiation would understand how positive that last email was. It’s a night and day difference from the last carrier.
These things take patience, and frankly, the posts over there on the other site are downright harmful to our cause.
11-03-2017 | 10:54 AM
#4534
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Confirmation bias... They want the sky to fall, so they ignore the positive aspects of the email. The fact that it says “We made advancements this week.” Is a positive thing. Also, they noted that the mediator has been “quite helpful.” Another positive. Plus, we have agreed to more mediation sessions.
We are in the end stages, so any movement at this point is good. If it were headed towards impasse, the tone would be much more negative. Anyone who has been through an airline negotiation would understand how positive that last email was. It’s a night and day difference from the last carrier.
These things take patience, and frankly, the posts over there on the other site are downright harmful to our cause.
We are in the end stages, so any movement at this point is good. If it were headed towards impasse, the tone would be much more negative. Anyone who has been through an airline negotiation would understand how positive that last email was. It’s a night and day difference from the last carrier.
These things take patience, and frankly, the posts over there on the other site are downright harmful to our cause.
Oh now you did it
11-03-2017 | 12:54 PM
#4535
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I don’t think anyone here is painting a rosy picture. But to that end, it is in the gray between the lines
11-03-2017 | 02:28 PM
#4536
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Word...
One thing we ALL agree upon is this has taken long enough. The pilot group here HAS been patient while still providing the same excellent service that we are known for. I’m still pretty wet behind the ears here but what i can honestly say is, the pilots I’ve flown with are flat out of patience and their good will is pretty much used up...
One thing we ALL agree upon is this has taken long enough. The pilot group here HAS been patient while still providing the same excellent service that we are known for. I’m still pretty wet behind the ears here but what i can honestly say is, the pilots I’ve flown with are flat out of patience and their good will is pretty much used up...
11-03-2017 | 03:05 PM
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11-03-2017 | 04:24 PM
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11-03-2017 | 07:04 PM
#4539
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It's hard to throw out a timeline because we don't know if/when the company will provide a proposal the NC finds acceptable. But the email was fairly positive. Progress was made.
I also have to disagree a bit that nothing was lost or gained by Alaska. They didn't get everything they wanted, but they got significant increases in pay. Not as much as they maybe expected, but it certainly raised the bar for us and shows that the market trend for pilot wages is very much upward, and that strongly supports our proposals to the company.
I also have to disagree a bit that nothing was lost or gained by Alaska. They didn't get everything they wanted, but they got significant increases in pay. Not as much as they maybe expected, but it certainly raised the bar for us and shows that the market trend for pilot wages is very much upward, and that strongly supports our proposals to the company.
11-04-2017 | 08:36 AM
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Then Cape Air gets 60 E175s, rebrands as B6 Lite and our seniority list stops cold for five years.
This may be stating the obvious for many, but I fly with guys who don’t understand the gigantic hammer that a weak or nonexistent scope clause gives the company. It is the single piece of leverage the pilot group has over the company short of labor action.
We should DEFINITELY be very vigilant here. No scope/weak scope is a no vote for me. Southwest is the example.
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