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06-01-2010 | 07:55 PM
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From: blueJet
You guys get the Council 37 chairman's letter from EJ?
Sounds like ALPA's gonna take a vote on assessments to support the Jazz and Spirit pilots. According to the e-mail, for a Comair pilot making $50,000/year it works out to $8/month for the Spirit guys and $24 /month for the Jazz guys. I wonder if this is for a year (like our merger assessment) or just while they're on strike?
I love this part -
As the Chairman of Comair Council 37 I am asking all the pilots in this council to call or email a status representative and make your voice heard on this assessment, a lack of a call or email will be considered as a vote in favor.
Sounds like ALPA's gonna take a vote on assessments to support the Jazz and Spirit pilots. According to the e-mail, for a Comair pilot making $50,000/year it works out to $8/month for the Spirit guys and $24 /month for the Jazz guys. I wonder if this is for a year (like our merger assessment) or just while they're on strike?
I love this part -
As the Chairman of Comair Council 37 I am asking all the pilots in this council to call or email a status representative and make your voice heard on this assessment, a lack of a call or email will be considered as a vote in favor.
06-02-2010 | 12:01 AM
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From: CRJ 200 FO
You guys get the Council 37 chairman's letter from EJ?
Sounds like ALPA's gonna take a vote on assessments to support the Jazz and Spirit pilots. According to the e-mail, for a Comair pilot making $50,000/year it works out to $8/month for the Spirit guys and $24 /month for the Jazz guys. I wonder if this is for a year (like our merger assessment) or just while they're on strike?
I love this part -
As the Chairman of Comair Council 37 I am asking all the pilots in this council to call or email a status representative and make your voice heard on this assessment, a lack of a call or email will be considered as a vote in favor.
Sounds like ALPA's gonna take a vote on assessments to support the Jazz and Spirit pilots. According to the e-mail, for a Comair pilot making $50,000/year it works out to $8/month for the Spirit guys and $24 /month for the Jazz guys. I wonder if this is for a year (like our merger assessment) or just while they're on strike?
I love this part -
As the Chairman of Comair Council 37 I am asking all the pilots in this council to call or email a status representative and make your voice heard on this assessment, a lack of a call or email will be considered as a vote in favor.
I wasn't around to receive money during the OH strike, but I'd gladly give $24/month to help out another pilot group.
06-02-2010 | 03:26 AM
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06-02-2010 | 05:20 AM
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I got the feeling from MP email from last night that a lot of pilot will not take the recall. If you can pick your start date then that leads me to believe they may have about 50% acceptance. SuperpilotJesse maybe right with his acceptance rate, but that is me over analyzing things.
06-02-2010 | 05:44 AM
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From: CRJ FO
I got the feeling from MP email from last night that a lot of pilot will not take the recall. If you can pick your start date then that leads me to believe they may have about 50% acceptance. SuperpilotJesse maybe right with his acceptance rate, but that is me over analyzing things.
06-02-2010 | 05:52 AM
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Any of you guys know if you can change your bid as furlough for your desired base? Here's my hypothetical scenario;
I'm way down on the list for recalls and should the recall day come I would like to go to the DTW base (I'm currently a CVG furlough) following retraining.
If for some bizarre reason both bases are available (for my seniority level) I want to ensure I get DTW from the get go. Additionally, I don't want to be responsible for housing while in retaining and not get per diem because I'm 'home-based'.
I'm way down on the list for recalls and should the recall day come I would like to go to the DTW base (I'm currently a CVG furlough) following retraining.
If for some bizarre reason both bases are available (for my seniority level) I want to ensure I get DTW from the get go. Additionally, I don't want to be responsible for housing while in retaining and not get per diem because I'm 'home-based'.
06-02-2010 | 05:59 AM
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From: CRJ FO
Any of you guys know if you can change your bid as furlough for your desired base? Here's my hypothetical scenario;
I'm way down on the list for recalls and should the recall day come I would like to go to the DTW base (I'm currently a CVG furlough) following retraining.
If for some bizarre reason both bases are available (for my seniority level) I want to ensure I get DTW from the get go. Additionally, I don't want to be responsible for housing while in retaining and not get per diem because I'm 'home-based'.
I'm way down on the list for recalls and should the recall day come I would like to go to the DTW base (I'm currently a CVG furlough) following retraining.
If for some bizarre reason both bases are available (for my seniority level) I want to ensure I get DTW from the get go. Additionally, I don't want to be responsible for housing while in retaining and not get per diem because I'm 'home-based'.
Contract says you will go back to the base you were furloughed from. So on the company behalf you are screwed per diem and housing.
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