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Originally Posted by JetJock16
(Post 399164)
But, as for our new pay policies, they came to pass due to the failed union vote and not ASA’s CBA.
Well, alrighty then. So, was that money given to basically say "thanks for not voting in a union, so heres a "raise". Curious about the amount, with the "18 month freeze" adjusted for COLA, was it really a raise? Also, as much as it was a "raise", was it used to help ASA from getting anything industry leading and to just keep them "average"? |
Originally Posted by dojetdriver
(Post 399169)
Well, alrighty then. So, was that money given to basically say "thanks for not voting in a union, so heres a "raise". Curious about the amount, with the "18 month freeze" adjusted for COLA, was it really a raise?
Also, as much as it was a "raise", was it used to help ASA from getting anything industry leading and to just keep them "average"? As for your ASA question, I don't know but ASA gained a lot more in their TA than a few $ here and there. The Majority (CR2 & ATR CA’s especially) of their pilots ended up with huge raises while others not so huge. But all of them gained valuable pay structure and soft pay that they never had before. We can debate it one way or the other and although their TA wasn't industry leading, it did match industry leading. I’m not saying that it was right or wrong, good or bad, but it was approved by a very large margin. |
Yet another thread hijacked into a Union VS. Non union at SKW debate.
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Originally Posted by rickair7777
(Post 399095)
We got our raise before they did. It sure looked like their scale was based on ours, not vise-versa. They got a little extra to cover union dues.
If you mean the raise to bring you up to ASA pay, you're wrong. ASA pilots negotiated the payrates and workrules for both parties. Unfortunately the SkyWest pilots benefited from our work without giving any support in return. |
Originally Posted by sweptback
(Post 400051)
If you mean the BS 1% raise for CRJ and nothing for EMB guys, you're right.
If you mean the raise to bring you up to ASA pay, you're wrong. ASA pilots negotiated the payrates and workrules for both parties. Unfortunately the SkyWest pilots benefited from our work without giving any support in return. I mean no offense, just correcting your errors. :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by sweptback
(Post 400051)
If you mean the BS 1% raise for CRJ and nothing for EMB guys, you're right.
If you mean the raise to bring you up to ASA pay, you're wrong. ASA pilots negotiated the payrates and workrules for both parties. Unfortunately the SkyWest pilots benefited from our work without giving any support in return. |
Originally Posted by POPA
(Post 400069)
Don't worry, man. After CHQ buys SKW, we'll let you ASA guys play the XBox 360s we have in our crew rooms. SKW pilots will be relegated to fighting former Compass pilots for the Atari in our bag rooms.
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Originally Posted by JetJock16
(Post 400068)
Wrong and you're giving your CBA way too much credit. Our new pay rates were voted in due to the failed union vote and yes ASA's new pay rates and only their pay rates, as well as everyone else’s were used in the process. But WE’VE HAD YOUR NEW WORK RULES FOR ALMOST A DECADE now and you just got them.
I mean no offense, just correcting your errors. :rolleyes: How about 700 pay for vacation, training, and guarantee? How about a seat lock that doesn't apply to aircraft that pay more? How about turning a week of vacation into 12-14 days straight? Oh yeah, and we don't have PBS. If we do get it, our union will demand that we share in the cost savings for the company by getting a pay raise or better work rules. There's more, but I won't bore you with all the details. You fail to understand that work rules encompass more than just min day pay and rigs. |
Originally Posted by sweptback
(Post 400091)
You have long call reserve and reserve transparency? What about min day and rig pay for reserves? A reserve system that lets you choose whether you want to fly or want to sit at home and do nothing?
Originally Posted by sweptback
(Post 400091)
How about 700 pay for vacation, training, and guarantee?
Originally Posted by sweptback
(Post 400091)
How about a seat lock that doesn't apply to aircraft that pay more?
Originally Posted by sweptback
(Post 400091)
How about turning a week of vacation into 12-14 days straight?.
Originally Posted by sweptback
(Post 400091)
Oh yeah, and we don't have PBS. If we do get it, our union will demand that we share in the cost savings for the company by getting a pay raise or better work rules.
Originally Posted by sweptback
(Post 400091)
There's more, but I won't bore you with all the details. You fail to understand that work rules encompass more than just min day pay and rigs.
Good day and this pi$$ing match is over. |
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