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#81
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Management has sold to the weak minded that the company will take care of you. Sadly, the majority continues to believe the rhetoric and here we are years after the fact. It's damaging to pilots in general cause one can see how we pull down the rest of the industry. I'm sure DAL used the substandard scope, benefits and pay against Delta pilots in their recent contract negotiations?
#82
Line Holder
Joined: May 2012
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In skinners latest email our pay review process will be arbitrarily changed again. Our insurance is being arbitrarily gutted again. Our retirement is being spun to sound industry standard.
This is life with no union. The is JetBlue reality.
In fact the 2.2% raise JetBlue pilots recently received will not cover the cost of changes made to health care.
This is life with no union. The is JetBlue reality.
In fact the 2.2% raise JetBlue pilots recently received will not cover the cost of changes made to health care.
#83
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Joined: Dec 2010
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This industry is rapidly changing once again. Mega mergers, mega retirements, growth, etc are finally happening and that's a good thing. With everything going on in this industry we are fools to not have a union/cba on property. I'll be the first to admit that when I came here I wasn't interested in hearing about it. But now, I believe that for our own well being and protections, we are leaving ourself out on a limb without one. I'm not saying we need this to try and screw JB, or show them who's in charge, etc. We need it to protect our careers and future against what ever comes down the line. If we want this next drive to be successful, then we must pick and choose carefully who the reps are. We don't need the radicals and extremists pushing this thing. That's one of the reasons I was so turned off by it last year and through conversations with my fellow pilots that was their concern also. I don't want to hear we need a union so we can screw JB and how it's time to get back at the company for past doings, etc. I want to hear how to protect and enhance our careers/benefits for the future. The union can only be as strong as the pilots it represents. We need to set the standard for our expectations, not the union. Their job is to represent us and enforce our CBA. We need to be educated about the facts of what we have/don't have as well as the risks of not having these protections.
#84
This industry is rapidly changing once again. Mega mergers, mega retirements, growth, etc are finally happening and that's a good thing. With everything going on in this industry we are fools to not have a union/cba on property. I'll be the first to admit that when I came here I wasn't interested in hearing about it. But now, I believe that for our own well being and protections, we are leaving ourself out on a limb without one. I'm not saying we need this to try and screw JB, or show them who's in charge, etc. We need it to protect our careers and future against what ever comes down the line. If we want this next drive to be successful, then we must pick and choose carefully who the reps are. We don't need the radicals and extremists pushing this thing. That's one of the reasons I was so turned off by it last year and through conversations with my fellow pilots that was their concern also. I don't want to hear we need a union so we can screw JB and how it's time to get back at the company for past doings, etc. I want to hear how to protect and enhance our careers/benefits for the future. The union can only be as strong as the pilots it represents. We need to set the standard for our expectations, not the union. Their job is to represent us and enforce our CBA. We need to be educated about the facts of what we have/don't have as well as the risks of not having these protections.
Good luck with the upcoming organizing drive. Too bad it failed last time.....you could be working under your new CBA right now if it hadn't.
#85
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Having a union on property is never (should never be) about 'screwing the company'........rather it's to protect the interests of the pilots. Plain and simple. It's about being your own advocate and having a voice in negotiations that directly affect your future.
Good luck with the upcoming organizing drive. Too bad it failed last time.....you could be working under your new CBA right now if it hadn't.
Good luck with the upcoming organizing drive. Too bad it failed last time.....you could be working under your new CBA right now if it hadn't.
Yep, that is what I said a few years ago. When JBPA failed guys were saying oh its going to take a few years to get it implemented. Well, its a couple years now and same old baloney. Get going now because if a hostile takeover happens you are guaranteed unemployment for sure. You can have some protection or no protection, the choice is yours either way.
#86
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Joined: Jan 2008
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From: 320 F.O.
Wow, how fast this board has gotten off track. Does any of this rhetoric have any effect on the poolies? Let's keep the rhetoric on the latest greatest board and keep this board reserved for new hire info.
#88
On Reserve
Joined: Jan 2012
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Heard the summer 2013 from a check airman as well as a CP. Hang tight ladies and gents!
#89
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Joined: Sep 2008
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From: C-5, 68th AS Rated Hiring Board Chief, B-1 Aircraft Commander/Mission Lead
Another year! I sure hope not.
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