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Originally Posted by flysooner9
(Post 2684802)
Going to get E-175 options as well.
It's already in our contract. |
Originally Posted by Newstick189
(Post 2684771)
Well, the union is meeting with the company tomorrow...
Probably gonna get them endeavor rates now I bet, plus a 200% increase in flow. |
Originally Posted by Newstick189
(Post 2684771)
Well, the union is meeting with the company tomorrow...
Probably gonna get them endeavor rates now I bet, plus a 200% increase in flow. |
Was just reading through Expressjet's TA. Substantial pay raises, holiday pay, improved retirement contributions, etc. 90% voted yes. These are the kind of improvements we should be seeing.
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Release #: XJT 18.02
September 27, 2018 ExpressJet Pilots Vote to Ratify New Collective Bargaining Agreement WASHINGTON, D.C.—The pilots of ExpressJet Airlines, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA) have ratified a new three-year contract that includes the market-rate wages, stronger job security, and enhanced work rules sought by the pilots. Of the 87 percent of ExpressJet pilots who voted, 90 percent voted in favor of the deal. “Going into negotiations for Contract 2018, we used input from pilots, survey data and pilot representatives to identify our primary objectives and strategy,” said First Officer Joe Mauro, chairman of the ExpressJet ALPA Master Executive Council. “Our overriding objectives therefore were to improve quality of life by enhancing our already industry-leading work rules, maintain our current robust benefit structure, and increase our compensation to levels that are more in line with the industry and commensurate with our level of operational performance.” The combined effect of the increased pay rates and an earned quarterly override payment is approximately $14,000 to $15,000 of additional annual compensation for every pilot, placing ExpressJet pilots near the top of the regional industry. “This contract recognizes the continued dedication and professionalism of ExpressJet pilots and provides management with the financial foundation to support future growth with the addition of dual-class aircraft,” said Mauro. “Everything in this contract was negotiated with a written contingency that guarantees that we will immediately return to negotiations if United Airlines does not award at least 20 70-seat EMB175s to ExpressJet by January 2019. That contingency also mandates that we continue working under the gains we achieved in contract.” Flying as United Express, ExpressJet is based in College Park, Ga., and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of SkyWest, Inc. Founded in 1931, ALPA is the world’s largest pilot union, representing more than 60,000 pilots at 34 airlines in the United States and Canada, including the nearly 1,100 pilots at ExpressJet. Visit the ALPA website at alpa.org or follow us on Twitter @WeAreALPA. |
Hearing from the XJet forum that this was their "pass it or we shut you down" contract as well. Which makes ours look even worse in comparison given that we are supposedly doing well.
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Originally Posted by Theaveragejoker
(Post 2685820)
Hearing from the XJet forum that this was their "pass it or we shut you down" contract as well. Which makes ours look even worse in comparison given that we are supposedly doing well.
Apparently the Piedmont TA votedown was noticed... heard from multiple sources that the company came back to the union to ask what it would have taken to get a yes vote... |
Originally Posted by Otterbox
(Post 2685837)
The non union TA really put ALPA negotiated efforts to shame... ALPA could just refund the pilot group their dues paid and the pilots would get most of the pay raise they were able to negotiate in exhange for concessions...
Apparently the Piedmont TA votedown was noticed... heard from multiple sources that the company came back to the union to ask what it would have taken to get a yes vote... All three WO’s are tied at the hip for negotiating. |
Originally Posted by havick206
(Post 2685844)
The problem going forward will be the PSA pilot group selling their souls. Hopefully they don’t cave for crumbs going forward.
All three WO’s are tied at the hip for negotiating. |
Originally Posted by havick206
(Post 2685844)
The problem going forward will be the PSA pilot group selling their souls. Hopefully they don’t cave for crumbs going forward.
All three WO’s are tied at the hip for negotiating. if your insinuation is that the newer people who had nothing to do with that vote are going to vote garbage in then we need to watch all three of the HOs by that logic. |
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