ALPA National Restoration Strategy
11-26-2013, 04:13 PM
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ALPA National Restoration Strategy
What exactly is Captain Moak's strategy for restoration of our bankruptcy contracts and food stamp first officer regional pay?
At Delta our three top executives got pay increases over 40% on their non bankruptcy pay.
And the Delta pilots?
January 1st, 2014 a 3% increase on our bankruptcy pay. Coupled with a 33% reduction in profit sharing and increased health care costs.
Is that a raise or a pay cut?
Has Captain Moak ever uttered a word about restoration? Has he ever mentioned the record profits? The dividends? The stock buy back?
With no accounting for inflation we still make far less than the pay rates that are a decade old.
What is a union for?
How is Captain Moak's pay?
How is his pension?
They are golden. He is very adept at taking care of himself.
How does he look in the mirror when he signs deals where regional first officers flying $20 million dollar jets are making $20,000 a year?
The emperor truly has no clothes.
But he does have is hat.
At Delta our three top executives got pay increases over 40% on their non bankruptcy pay.
And the Delta pilots?
January 1st, 2014 a 3% increase on our bankruptcy pay. Coupled with a 33% reduction in profit sharing and increased health care costs.
Is that a raise or a pay cut?
Has Captain Moak ever uttered a word about restoration? Has he ever mentioned the record profits? The dividends? The stock buy back?
With no accounting for inflation we still make far less than the pay rates that are a decade old.
What is a union for?
How is Captain Moak's pay?
How is his pension?
They are golden. He is very adept at taking care of himself.
How does he look in the mirror when he signs deals where regional first officers flying $20 million dollar jets are making $20,000 a year?
The emperor truly has no clothes.
But he does have is hat.
11-26-2013, 04:45 PM
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Originally Posted by gzsg
What exactly is Captain Moak's strategy for restoration of our bankruptcy contracts and food stamp first officer regional pay?
At Delta our three top executives got pay increases over 40% on their non bankruptcy pay.
And the Delta pilots?
January 1st, 2014 a 3% increase on our bankruptcy pay. Coupled with a 33% reduction in profit sharing and increased health care costs.
Is that a raise or a pay cut?
Has Captain Moak ever uttered a word about restoration? Has he ever mentioned the record profits? The dividends? The stock buy back?
With no accounting for inflation we still make far less than the pay rates that are a decade old.
What is a union for?
How is Captain Moak's pay?
How is his pension?
They are golden. He is very adept at taking care of himself.
How does he look in the mirror when he signs deals where regional first officers flying $20 million dollar jets are making $20,000 a year?
The emperor truly has no clothes.
But he does have is hat.
At Delta our three top executives got pay increases over 40% on their non bankruptcy pay.
And the Delta pilots?
January 1st, 2014 a 3% increase on our bankruptcy pay. Coupled with a 33% reduction in profit sharing and increased health care costs.
Is that a raise or a pay cut?
Has Captain Moak ever uttered a word about restoration? Has he ever mentioned the record profits? The dividends? The stock buy back?
With no accounting for inflation we still make far less than the pay rates that are a decade old.
What is a union for?
How is Captain Moak's pay?
How is his pension?
They are golden. He is very adept at taking care of himself.
How does he look in the mirror when he signs deals where regional first officers flying $20 million dollar jets are making $20,000 a year?
The emperor truly has no clothes.
But he does have is hat.
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DPA would like to apologize for inaccurately reporting ALPA Presidential compensation in past news items. We just uncovered ALPA's IRS Form 990 Tax Return and found that we missed the number by a WIDE margin.
For instance, we previously reported ALPA President 2011 total compensation as $540,408. We missed the impact of "fringe benefits" on the total. The accurate number as reported by ALPA to the IRS is:
$862,436
We also uncovered Captain Prater's income in 2010 of:
$1,411,665
Also, General Manager Jalmer Johnson's 2011 income was:
$1,006,331
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Carl
11-26-2013, 04:59 PM
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Getting kind of sick of people blaming ALPA for everything. I'm no ALPA supporter, but if you want to know why we have that contract when we could have gotten more, look no further than your fellow pilot. Our pilot group voted it in. It past the last layer of defense.
11-26-2013, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by groundstop
Getting kind of sick of people blaming ALPA for everything. I'm no ALPA supporter, but if you want to know why we have that contract when we could have gotten more, look no further than your fellow pilot. Our pilot group voted it in. It past the last layer of defense.
This next time if we vote YES again for a substandard TA we have no one to blame but ourselves.
Fool me once.....
11-26-2013, 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
Well, since you asked here's a mailing from DPA a few days ago:
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DPA would like to apologize for inaccurately reporting ALPA Presidential compensation in past news items. We just uncovered ALPA's IRS Form 990 Tax Return and found that we missed the number by a WIDE margin.
For instance, we previously reported ALPA President 2011 total compensation as $540,408. We missed the impact of "fringe benefits" on the total. The accurate number as reported by ALPA to the IRS is:
$862,436
We also uncovered Captain Prater's income in 2010 of:
$1,411,665
Also, General Manager Jalmer Johnson's 2011 income was:
$1,006,331
--------------------
Carl
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DPA would like to apologize for inaccurately reporting ALPA Presidential compensation in past news items. We just uncovered ALPA's IRS Form 990 Tax Return and found that we missed the number by a WIDE margin.
For instance, we previously reported ALPA President 2011 total compensation as $540,408. We missed the impact of "fringe benefits" on the total. The accurate number as reported by ALPA to the IRS is:
$862,436
We also uncovered Captain Prater's income in 2010 of:
$1,411,665
Also, General Manager Jalmer Johnson's 2011 income was:
$1,006,331
--------------------
Carl
These guys sure do a good job taking care of themselves.
11-26-2013, 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by galaxy flyer
Jalmer Johson is STILL at ALPA National!? He was there 24 years ago! How the heck old is he?
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