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#1421
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Joined APC: Dec 2014
Posts: 216
Not the full explanation though. There is a schedule for vesting of the company match.
1 year of service: 0% vested
2 years of service: 20% vested
3 years of service: 40% vested
4 years of service: 60% vested
5 years of service: 80% vested
6 years of service: 100% vested
To get any money from the company, you'll need to stay at least 2 years. As most post-furlough hires will tell you, your goal should be to get Zero 401k match because you've left for a better job ASAP.
1 year of service: 0% vested
2 years of service: 20% vested
3 years of service: 40% vested
4 years of service: 60% vested
5 years of service: 80% vested
6 years of service: 100% vested
To get any money from the company, you'll need to stay at least 2 years. As most post-furlough hires will tell you, your goal should be to get Zero 401k match because you've left for a better job ASAP.
Then again, many folks at NJA thought they were doing just that and stayed quite a while.
#1422
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Joined APC: Oct 2016
Position: Corporate pilot,G2,G3,G4,C560, SD-3,EMB 505
Posts: 32
Correct?
#1423
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Joined APC: Jan 2015
Posts: 63
It is absolutely fascinating how "narrow minded" some people are in these forums......
Why in the world do some of you consistently try to make NetJets look bad just because it is not working out here for you personally?
If itīs not your thing, thatīs fine, point taken. There are a lot of "negatives" compared to other places.
As they say on "SWA/DAL/AAL....."thanks for choosing us, we know you have many choices"......
And so do all of us....luckily at the moment. Go do your thing at SWA or DAL and cash in the paycheck and all the great 401k. Itīs fair game.
But give others a fair chance to make a decision to sign up for NetJets or not.
All I can tell you guys that are interested in joining the NetJets team, I like it here and everyone treats me fair and with respect. Of course always in the scope of the contract and what is legal for the company. And, unfortunately that means 14hrs duty with a 10hr turn every once in a while.
(btw...my average daily duty time for 2016 was 9.4 hrs and 2.4 hrs of flight time a day....)
And the fact that we donīt make the same money as the "big ones" and that we have to clean the lav and wipe fingerprints should be known to everybody before they even apply.
So *****ing about it after I sign up for the ride is extremely annoying to me.
Are there better deals out there? Absolutely, no doubt at all.
So for the ones that are soooo unhappy in the "Hell of NetJets", please, please quit and go and smell the roses. You deserve it.....
And guys, before you get started........
- Iīve been around the block for a while
- I have the turbine PIC time and contacts for the Majors
- I have no violations or DUIīs
- I saw the salary before I signed up
- I did my research about QOL before I signed up
- I did the math with upgrade options (I know it will NEVER happen...I
know....weīve been told by the "proīs" in this forum - NEVER)
- I was absolutely mentally fit when I made the decision to come here
And...surprise, surprise..... I like it.....it suits "MY LIFESTYLE", I manage to work with the pay, I give a ratīs ass about cleaning the Lav and loading the bags...itīs a joke....and, for the oneīs who really like to fly airplanes, this place will give you something no Airline will ever give you.
Lucky for me that I still love to do what I started doing 25+ years ago....flying airplanes.
Why in the world do some of you consistently try to make NetJets look bad just because it is not working out here for you personally?
If itīs not your thing, thatīs fine, point taken. There are a lot of "negatives" compared to other places.
As they say on "SWA/DAL/AAL....."thanks for choosing us, we know you have many choices"......
And so do all of us....luckily at the moment. Go do your thing at SWA or DAL and cash in the paycheck and all the great 401k. Itīs fair game.
But give others a fair chance to make a decision to sign up for NetJets or not.
All I can tell you guys that are interested in joining the NetJets team, I like it here and everyone treats me fair and with respect. Of course always in the scope of the contract and what is legal for the company. And, unfortunately that means 14hrs duty with a 10hr turn every once in a while.
(btw...my average daily duty time for 2016 was 9.4 hrs and 2.4 hrs of flight time a day....)
And the fact that we donīt make the same money as the "big ones" and that we have to clean the lav and wipe fingerprints should be known to everybody before they even apply.
So *****ing about it after I sign up for the ride is extremely annoying to me.
Are there better deals out there? Absolutely, no doubt at all.
So for the ones that are soooo unhappy in the "Hell of NetJets", please, please quit and go and smell the roses. You deserve it.....
And guys, before you get started........
- Iīve been around the block for a while
- I have the turbine PIC time and contacts for the Majors
- I have no violations or DUIīs
- I saw the salary before I signed up
- I did my research about QOL before I signed up
- I did the math with upgrade options (I know it will NEVER happen...I
know....weīve been told by the "proīs" in this forum - NEVER)
- I was absolutely mentally fit when I made the decision to come here
And...surprise, surprise..... I like it.....it suits "MY LIFESTYLE", I manage to work with the pay, I give a ratīs ass about cleaning the Lav and loading the bags...itīs a joke....and, for the oneīs who really like to fly airplanes, this place will give you something no Airline will ever give you.
Lucky for me that I still love to do what I started doing 25+ years ago....flying airplanes.
#1424
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2016
Posts: 110
Ok for those of us who need simple math ,if I contribute 20% of my gross pay to the 401k the company's contribution is effectively 10% of my gross pay .which I only get after staying 6 years .If i separate prior to 6 years I receive a percent of their contribution.
Correct?
Correct?
This is one of the reasons it was a no brainer for me to leave 18 years at NJA and start over.
#1425
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Joined APC: Dec 2016
Posts: 224
It is "not working out" for almost everyone who was hired in 2015 and later.
To you more-senior guys, congrats. But the "new hires", we are falling over ourselves to leave.
So either:
A) NetJets (who claimed to have 1000's of apps) chose just a bunch of ungrateful pilots who will never be happy anywhere
OR
B) The job is not competitive for new-hires compared to a lot of the options out there
So your response of "please quit and go and smell the roses". I am. I'm gone. Notice given, out the door. And I'll be replaced (or not replaced since we don't hire pilots anymore) with someone who will come to the same conclusion as me, my classmates, and almost everyone hired since hiring restarted in 2015.
#1426
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Joined APC: Nov 2014
Posts: 162
The cutoff is closer to 2005...if your hire date is anything after that (and you're not already a PIC), you're screwed. You'll NEVER see the left seat of anything, not ever. It's a mathematical certainty, despite what some delusional underachievers on these boards might think.
#1427
The cutoff is closer to 2005...if your hire date is anything after that (and you're not already a PIC), you're screwed. You'll NEVER see the left seat of anything, not ever. It's a mathematical certainty, despite what some delusional underachievers on these boards might think.
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#1428
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2016
Posts: 224
The cutoff is closer to 2005...if your hire date is anything after that (and you're not already a PIC), you're screwed. You'll NEVER see the left seat of anything, not ever. It's a mathematical certainty, despite what some delusional underachievers on these boards might think.
#1430
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Joined APC: Jan 2015
Posts: 63
It isn't just "not working out" for me.
It is "not working out" for almost everyone who was hired in 2015 and later.
To you more-senior guys, congrats. But the "new hires", we are falling over ourselves to leave.
So either:
A) NetJets (who claimed to have 1000's of apps) chose just a bunch of ungrateful pilots who will never be happy anywhere
OR
B) The job is not competitive for new-hires compared to a lot of the options out there
So your response of "please quit and go and smell the roses". I am. I'm gone. Notice given, out the door. And I'll be replaced (or not replaced since we don't hire pilots anymore) with someone who will come to the same conclusion as me, my classmates, and almost everyone hired since hiring restarted in 2015.
It is "not working out" for almost everyone who was hired in 2015 and later.
To you more-senior guys, congrats. But the "new hires", we are falling over ourselves to leave.
So either:
A) NetJets (who claimed to have 1000's of apps) chose just a bunch of ungrateful pilots who will never be happy anywhere
OR
B) The job is not competitive for new-hires compared to a lot of the options out there
So your response of "please quit and go and smell the roses". I am. I'm gone. Notice given, out the door. And I'll be replaced (or not replaced since we don't hire pilots anymore) with someone who will come to the same conclusion as me, my classmates, and almost everyone hired since hiring restarted in 2015.
All vital information was available......pay, schedule, vacation, 401k, seniority etc. etc etc.
Itīs not like NetJets is holding back information and then hit you over the head with a baseball bat once you are hired.
The workload on the road would have been something I would have researched a bit more if I were you. That might be a bit of a "shocker" for some guys who donīt expect that kind of pace.
And...wasnīt SWA, DAL, UAL, AAL etc hiring in 2015? Would have been an option right away, correct? What made you choose NetJets over the Majors?
Or you could have stayed at your previous gig until the Majors call you.....so why did you leave to come to NetJets?
But you have found a better deal, thatīs good. Hope all goes well for you. Just donīt make this place miserable for all the good guys out there who would like to work here.
All new applicants, please, please, please get in touch with a NetJets pilot or two before you accept the job. Get a real good insight about what this ops is all about. Do yourself that favor before you commit.
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