No to yes, what would it take?
#1
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No to yes, what would it take?
Simple question for the confirmed no voters. What has to be improved in this TA to get you to vote yes?
I am on the fence on my vote, depending on time of day, temperature, and humidity my mood swings from hell no to less then an emphatic yes. For me I think we made some good not great gains.
Pay: I would have liked another percent in DC on DOS and 15 percent raise on DOS with 4% per year after.
Scope: I am not a fan of more big RJs but the block hours ratio is a step in the right direction. I talked to reps that voted no on the TA and scope was not the no vote issue.
Other items: Avg daily credit I was hoping for 5 plus, vacation I was looking for 4, and training pay I would have like dot have seen worth 5 as well.
So the question is what would it take to change a no to a yes? And how do we get there from here?
I am on the fence on my vote, depending on time of day, temperature, and humidity my mood swings from hell no to less then an emphatic yes. For me I think we made some good not great gains.
Pay: I would have liked another percent in DC on DOS and 15 percent raise on DOS with 4% per year after.
Scope: I am not a fan of more big RJs but the block hours ratio is a step in the right direction. I talked to reps that voted no on the TA and scope was not the no vote issue.
Other items: Avg daily credit I was hoping for 5 plus, vacation I was looking for 4, and training pay I would have like dot have seen worth 5 as well.
So the question is what would it take to change a no to a yes? And how do we get there from here?
#5
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Simple question for the confirmed no voters. What has to be improved in this TA to get you to vote yes?
I am on the fence on my vote, depending on time of day, temperature, and humidity my mood swings from hell no to less then an emphatic yes. For me I think we made some good not great gains.
Pay: I would have liked another percent in DC on DOS and 15 percent raise on DOS with 4% per year after.
Scope: I am not a fan of more big RJs but the block hours ratio is a step in the right direction. I talked to reps that voted no on the TA and scope was not the no vote issue.
Other items: Avg daily credit I was hoping for 5 plus, vacation I was looking for 4, and training pay I would have like dot have seen worth 5 as well.
So the question is what would it take to change a no to a yes? And how do we get there from here?
I am on the fence on my vote, depending on time of day, temperature, and humidity my mood swings from hell no to less then an emphatic yes. For me I think we made some good not great gains.
Pay: I would have liked another percent in DC on DOS and 15 percent raise on DOS with 4% per year after.
Scope: I am not a fan of more big RJs but the block hours ratio is a step in the right direction. I talked to reps that voted no on the TA and scope was not the no vote issue.
Other items: Avg daily credit I was hoping for 5 plus, vacation I was looking for 4, and training pay I would have like dot have seen worth 5 as well.
So the question is what would it take to change a no to a yes? And how do we get there from here?
#8
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Joined APC: Aug 2011
Position: 2000 light years from home
Posts: 49
I will vote yes for a PWA with:
1. No concessions, and
2. Gains throughout the agreement.
We won't see this any time soon.
1. No concessions, and
2. Gains throughout the agreement.
We won't see this any time soon.
#9
Do you honestly believe that it's possible for one side of a negotiation to concede nothing and actually come to an agreement? Unless you are holding a gun to their head (an actual gun, not a figurative one) both sides are going to have to concede something to reach an agreement. It doesn't have to be zero-sum, cost neutral, but no matter what, we are going to have to accept something that the company wants if we are going to improve our contract.
#10
I drew a line in the sand on what the minimum will be for me to vote yes. Not your call, it's mine.