Has anyone found a good resource to keep up with all the contract changes as of late? Not just pay but other aspects as well?

Basically like “the grid,” but up to date.

Mesa offering time in a LSA for $25/hr
 

Mesa is making another aggressive move. They're going to offer time in a light sport aircraft for 25/hr. And provide 100% financing at zero APR. Here's the info from the press release:

Qualified pilots who join the program will be offered up to 40 hours of flight time each week. In addition MPD pilots will begin building company longevity, receive flight benefits, and priority status for employment as a First Officer at Mesa Airlines. Flight costs of $25 per hour, per pilot, will be fully financed by Mesa with zero interest, providing no upfront out-of-pocket expense for flight time while the candidate is accruing the required hours to earn their Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) certificate. As part of their commitment, flight costs will be repaid over three years during the term of employment at Mesa Airlines. Mesa first year pay rate of $100/hour is currently the highest in the regional industry. In addition, all Mesa pilots can join United’s Aviate program which offers a direct flow to United Airlines.

Does this mean there won't be any other bonuses?

What exactly is in the contract aside from the press release of having "Industry leading pay scale"

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You could make $125k if you work hard.

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