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TANSTAAFL 02-23-2011 04:39 AM

DAL Contract Survey
 
Since there is so much discussion over where we want to go, and we haven't gotten an ALPA contract survey yet, I thought it might be interesting to see where a straw poll of opinions is on this. Too many options to go into all the permutations, just a few brackets based on crew room and line discussions. Not touching work rules and Scope, but assuming there would be no degradation, only improvements there as well.

Have fun :D

Flamer 02-23-2011 05:31 AM

Looks like you need to adjust to the right if you desire a bell curve distribution.

Jesse 02-23-2011 05:37 AM

Can't vote on that selection as all of them are unacceptable.

sinca3 02-23-2011 05:41 AM


Originally Posted by Jesse (Post 952731)
Can't vote on that selection as all of them are unacceptable.

I donīt disagree but do you honestly think or have you ever heard of any union anywhere in any industry that got great than a 40% raise at DOS? Maybe I just have low expectations of ALPA and their backbone....

TANSTAAFL 02-23-2011 05:52 AM


Originally Posted by Flamer (Post 952726)
Looks like you need to adjust to the right if you desire a bell curve distribution.

Tried to edit but I think the poll is locked.

Perhaps the Mods can? If so add:

>20% day 1, >40%

shiznit 02-23-2011 07:55 AM

This can't have any semblance of validity no matter what. Too many variables that go beyond this. What if you have a 6hr min day like FDX(which is a 12.5% increase over the 5:15, but only effective some of the time, call it 7% real increase), then you tack on a full 6hrs for every training event (2.5% yearly increase to income), 6hs/day for each week of vacation (an average yearly income increase of approx. 4.2%), an extra week of vacation per pilot (average yearly income increase of 4.5%), a 75 min. guar. (an increase of approx. 5%). Up the DC to 18% (increase of 4%).

This adds up to an average increase of 27% PER PILOT without any rate increases or any other types of workrule enhancements.

Payrates are notoriously deceiving is all I'm saying.

(This in no way defines my personal "minumums", just point out all the other ways to increase income without payrates alone.)

dragon 02-23-2011 08:04 AM

Having better work rules may end up with higher payrates than just a rate increase. Loads of stories about rules from the past that ended up with getting paid more for working less, and what pilot doesn't love that?

formerdal 02-23-2011 08:10 AM

It amazes me that guys are actually satisfied with anything less than 40%!

Do you guys realize that over the life of our current contract we are receiving a 23% pay increase and you would be happy with just 30%-and that was with $140.00 dollar oil!! Are you out of your minds? Please tell me that your just not very good at math!!

NuGuy 02-23-2011 08:14 AM

Scope.
Scope.
Scope.
Scope.

I want to be able to bid CRJ Captain if I want.
And a snap back to 2003 rates with a CoL adjustment.
Switch to the fNWA APA system for permanent bids
Bidding for long call/RAP periods
Another couple gold florins in the retirement.
All training/checking done in a motion device done by seniority list instructors

And hot chocolate. We had hot chocolate at the commuter, so I think it'd be good here. With marshmellows.

Nu

shiznit 02-23-2011 08:20 AM

I love hot chocolate. Definitely a NO vote from me without a hot chocolate provision in the next PWA!


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