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Originally Posted by B200 Hawk
(Post 1160680)
Thats like 20 new PS3s, where do I sign up?
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Originally Posted by Systemized
(Post 1160693)
Or you could buy your girlfriend a nice pair of tits, so she doesn't dump you when she sees your first paycheck.
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$5,000? That's it? I'm a guy who values every nickel I make, but it seems to me that's drastically low, even if it were in good faith. And who is gonna just jump to go to RAH for the $5K?
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Surely it's not one lump sum payment. Does it come in $500 yearly installments?
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Can't wait to see the union's response about this.
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Think seriously about this newbies. You will likely be going into a situation where you will be:
1. Furloughed in September (RAH has furloughed three of the last four years) 2. Faced with the decision to: a) cross a picket line and be branded a scab for life b) be fired from the company during your probationary period for not crossing the line. Do not go to RAH right now! Apply to Expressjet, Skywest, Air Whiskey, anywhere but there. When they get a new contract the world may change, but right now I would honestly advise anyone to fly banners for another six months rather than go to RAH. The pilot group is fighting the fight and anyone that goes there right now is assisting management. The situation is rancid and getting worse by the day. Talk to ANYONE that works there before being "purchased" for $5,000. |
Originally Posted by What
(Post 1160675)
*you will also be taxed around 10% more for the $5,000 than you will for the first year pay increase at another airline so that's $500 lost as well! |
But but that is 5,000 lotto tickets.
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pilots should stand together to refuse to be a new hire at RAH till a contract is met. The clear lack of new hires for RAH right now is such huge leverage. Everyone should post on every forum that no one is go to RAH till they get a contract. This is such a great opportunity to unite.
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Originally Posted by stbloc
(Post 1160719)
You obviously have no clue how the tax code works. You pay taxes on you total taxable income so you will get any overpayment back when you file.
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