ASA To furlough
06-08-2006 | 04:57 PM
#11
Prime Minister/Moderator
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From: Engines Turn or People Swim
Originally Posted by HeavyDriver
As long as an Airline allows another airline to codeshare with a seperate senority list...The problem of "One pilot group against another" will always be a factor with pay...When I worked at American Eagle(Flagship)...The AA pilots lost routes to our airline...We lost routes to the other 3 Eagles as contract time came around...That was 15 years ago...Nothing new and the Unions haven't learned a thing when dealing with this issue...There is no Unity in the airline industry even within ALPA, APA, Teamsters...You name it...There is no unity within the labor groups of the airlines themselves...Just what managment wanted...Those before us let it happen, We are letting it happen, and those that will be after us will let it happen...
All you youngsters listen to what this man says...
Putting all the pilots working under a major's banner on one list would be the most significant advancement in pilot labor since deregulation. A worthy goal, but it could take a long time (if ever).
06-09-2006 | 10:34 AM
#12
Gets Weekends Off
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From: Jungle Jet
Originally Posted by captainkudzu
It's all BS. There will be no furloughs. I wouldn't be surprised if we don't lose any airplanes. It's all contract negotiations smoke and mirrors.
Even if we did lose airplanes, there is still the unholy rate of attrition that would only increase if growth stops or reverses. They would need additional classes to cover that. Forget about furloughs.
Even if we did lose airplanes, there is still the unholy rate of attrition that would only increase if growth stops or reverses. They would need additional classes to cover that. Forget about furloughs.
06-16-2006 | 10:49 AM
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AAmerican Way for AA Pay
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From: B-737 Pilot
Originally Posted by HeavyDriver
As long as an Airline allows another airline to codeshare with a seperate senority list...The problem of "One pilot group against another" will always be a factor with pay.
Nothing new and the Unions haven't learned a thing when dealing with this issue...There is no Unity in the airline industry even within ALPA, APA, Teamsters...You name it...There is no unity within the labor groups of the airlines themselves...Just what managment wanted.
Nothing new and the Unions haven't learned a thing when dealing with this issue...There is no Unity in the airline industry even within ALPA, APA, Teamsters...You name it...There is no unity within the labor groups of the airlines themselves...Just what managment wanted.
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