Pinnacle/Colgan/Mesaba TA Countdown
#31
JCBA = Joint Collective Bargaining Agreement (the combined contract)
TA = Tentative Agreement (when the negotiating committee reaches a deal with management but it has not been ratified by the MEC and pilots)
MEC = Master Executive Council (the ruling body of the airline's union)
PCL = Pinnacle
CJC = Colgan
MSA = Mesaba
Is that what you were looking for?
TA = Tentative Agreement (when the negotiating committee reaches a deal with management but it has not been ratified by the MEC and pilots)
MEC = Master Executive Council (the ruling body of the airline's union)
PCL = Pinnacle
CJC = Colgan
MSA = Mesaba
Is that what you were looking for?
thank you!!
#32
JCBA = Joint Collective Bargaining Agreement (the combined contract)
TA = Tentative Agreement (when the negotiating committee reaches a deal with management but it has not been ratified by the MEC and pilots)
MEC = Master Executive Council (the ruling body of the airline's union)
PCL = Pinnacle
CJC = Colgan
MSA = Mesaba
Is that what you were looking for?
TA = Tentative Agreement (when the negotiating committee reaches a deal with management but it has not been ratified by the MEC and pilots)
MEC = Master Executive Council (the ruling body of the airline's union)
PCL = Pinnacle
CJC = Colgan
MSA = Mesaba
Is that what you were looking for?
JMEC= Joint Master Executive Council
JNC= Joint negotiating committee
#33
#34
Sorry.. If the schedule for most dealing with these issues was only "insane" the info would have been posted earlier. Glad it's out now, we all know how much we needed even MORE acronyms!
#35
Doing nothing, Colgan will have the Mesaba contract. Management knew that when they bought Mesaba, so it is up to US to demand MORE!
It ain't gonna be easy, but I will NOT vote for anything less than the best of Pinnacle and Mesaba PLUS! Pinnacle CORP has the biggest turbo prop fleet (twice as many as Horizon). Not to ignore the jets, but props are THE MOST EFFICIENT at puddle jumping. There is NO other regional that has the prop capacity to replace us. For ONCE, we prop guys have the trump cards. We on the prop side can and must stand firm and force a GOOD contract... FOR ALL AIRCRAFT! If we don't, then I never want to hear any b!tching about work rules, pay, or scheduling: we hold our destiny.
It ain't gonna be easy, but I will NOT vote for anything less than the best of Pinnacle and Mesaba PLUS! Pinnacle CORP has the biggest turbo prop fleet (twice as many as Horizon). Not to ignore the jets, but props are THE MOST EFFICIENT at puddle jumping. There is NO other regional that has the prop capacity to replace us. For ONCE, we prop guys have the trump cards. We on the prop side can and must stand firm and force a GOOD contract... FOR ALL AIRCRAFT! If we don't, then I never want to hear any b!tching about work rules, pay, or scheduling: we hold our destiny.
#36
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Mesaba pilots are basically giving up their section 6 negotiations for this JCBA. So, this JCBA agreement needs to be as good or better than what Mesaba could get in section 6 negotiations on their own. Otherwise why not vote it down and wait for section 6 in a year and get something better? Everyone keep that in mind. This should be the MINIMUM. Anything less is an increase for Pinnacle/Colgan and at the expense of essentially another concessionary contract for Mesaba. Good luck to all our union leaders and my hope is that we can all stay unified.
#37
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Mesaba pilots are basically giving up their section 6 negotiations for this JCBA. So, this JCBA agreement needs to be as good or better than what Mesaba could get in section 6 negotiations on their own. Otherwise why not vote it down and wait for section 6 in a year and get something better? Everyone keep that in mind. This should be the MINIMUM. Anything less is an increase for Pinnacle/Colgan and at the expense of essentially another concessionary contract for Mesaba. Good luck to all our union leaders and my hope is that we can all stay unified.
You could be 7 years from a contract.
#38
We would love to drag the XJ negotiations out for 7 years that be more than a 10% raise before a new contract is even signed. The longer negotiations get dragged out at XJ, the higher our hourly rates go.
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