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Old 04-15-2016, 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Realtalk View Post
Single premiums 65-75$/mo
Family 120-370$/mo depends on dependents

Co pay was like$10, for a zero deductible.

I think xjt was/is similar.

That's why you say no to concessions kids.

28% medical premiums
And I have dental and vision for just a few bucks more. I have my daughter on my insurance with full benefits (dental and vision included ) for 140$. This to me matters the most and I would not leave AWAC for anything less. Our monthly also went down not long ago. We also offer the Vitality program, pays for your gym membership and earns you reward points that you can claim for a bunch of other things.
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Old 04-15-2016, 06:49 AM
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Originally Posted by grasshoppr View Post
If SFO based you can get FREE health insurance as the airport falls into the jurisdiction of the city of San Francisco universal health care laws. Only available to employee, cannot be extended to family.
That's why everything was so expensive when I visited last summer! Good to know, and that should help someone starting out, based in SFO.
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Compass family plan is about $560/mo, $500 deductible individual, $1000 family. 80/20 co-pay up to Out of Pocket max of 4k I think.
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Old 04-15-2016, 07:29 AM
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And people STILL wonder why we voted that contract down.

Originally Posted by Realtalk View Post
Single premiums 65-75$/mo
Family 120-370$/mo depends on dependents

Co pay was like$10, for a zero deductible.

I think xjt was/is similar.

That's why you say no to concessions kids.

28% medical premiums
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Old 04-15-2016, 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted by grasshoppr View Post
If SFO based you can get FREE health insurance as the airport falls into the jurisdiction of the city of San Francisco universal health care laws. Only available to employee, cannot be extended to family.
I wouldn't necessarily call it "free" health care. You're going to pay for it at some point. Just look at what it costs to live in San Fran.
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Old 04-15-2016, 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted by saturn View Post
Compass family plan is about $560/mo, $500 deductible individual, $1000 family. 80/20 co-pay up to Out of Pocket max of 4k I think.
$3000 out-of-pocket max. Ask me how I know
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Old 04-15-2016, 10:07 AM
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PSA

~ $110-120/month in premiums for a single - works out to around 33% premium and total cost share with anthem BCBS as the holder. The company is self-insured

-$500/$1000 deductible/max out of pocket

-includes dental but no vision

-rx are low cost and co-pays are good considering various services

-Anther plan/option available with a lower deductible/max out of pocket and higher premium, but higher overall cost when factoring in the combined cost of higher premiums and hitting the lower deductible.

-Part of the concessions PSA took in the summer of 2013 included raising the pilot's share of health care costs from around 25% to 35%


Regionals with the best health care plans are;

Horizon
Expressjet
Air Wisconsin

The worst are;
Mesa (worst CBA)
Skywest (no CBA)


Health Insurance and 401K at PSA are middle of the road at best.
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Old 04-15-2016, 12:32 PM
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Does Mesa really only cover 10% of insurance premiums? Whats that per month for a single plan? $40?
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Old 04-15-2016, 02:18 PM
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I'm a new FO and if I took the insurance, I'd be having to pay them $$ to work here. I don't have figures in front of me, I need to dig them up again, but once I glanced at it, I knew I wasn't gaining to make the $$ to even think about it.
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Old 04-15-2016, 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Rob12345 View Post
I'm a new FO and if I took the insurance, I'd be having to pay them $$ to work here. I don't have figures in front of me, I need to dig them up again, but once I glanced at it, I knew I wasn't gaining to make the $$ to even think about it.


That's absolutely criminal! I find this astounding and can't believe this hasn't been talked about more! With the abysmal pay and sky high premiums what keeps someone there?
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