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#31

ZapBrannigan , 10-11-2020 06:55 AM

Furloughed Again?!

Eh.. I don't think they're bluffing. They want those green bars gone now that the govt isn't footing the bill, and I'm confident they would furlough to make it happen.

I'm still a no on a reduction to RATES of pay and with force majeur language in there.

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#32

ROFF , 10-11-2020 07:16 AM

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Pretty damn appalling really.

Sounds more like extortion than anything else. Plenty more options available that can be NEGOTIATED with SWAPA.

Im furlough fodder and this would be a HELL NO for me.

Had some serious respect for how the company was handling this mess, HAD.

#33

Profane Kahuna , 10-11-2020 07:19 AM

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I would like to invite those pilots recommending concessions to my weekly poker game!

#34

ZapBrannigan , 10-11-2020 07:41 AM

Furloughed Again?!

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Originally Posted by ROFF

What IS furlough fodder?

That's my other problem with the company's opener. No numbers. How many pilots do they want to get rid of? How much money are they trying to recoup? It's all a big mystery. I don't like to negotiate against myself.

So what's their plan? 1000 furloughs? 3000 furloughs? 10% of the entirety of the pilot pay is a big number. How much are they proposing we buy with that money... because that's what they're suggesting.

It's a transaction. 10% of your pay rates PLUS force majeur langue = ??? Some amorphous number of furloughs? No thanks.

Let's hear some numbers. I think I'm furlough fodder too with 30+% below me. Let's hear their plan.

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#35

Sr. Barco , 10-11-2020 08:03 AM

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WM- Please post this on the swapa forum if you haven't already. You make some great points.

#36

Sr. Barco , 10-11-2020 08:14 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by WHACKMASTER

- TSA PAX count almost at a million
- A rise in cases while the deaths/day is decreasing
- The election over in less than a month
- State restrictions eventually easing
- SWA really wanting to grab market share
- Current expansion into other markets
- Middle seat restriction to be lifted eventually

Who in their right mind does not see this as just a pathetic attempt to reduce labor cost? Even if we do furlough we vote on a 5-10% assessment to take care of our fellow pilots AND MAINTAIN OUR CBA AS STATUS QUO!

Do not give the Kompany an ax to start hacking away at our contract. Especially with the force majeure clause that they’re trying to sneak in there, I wouldn’t vote yes if they were trying to GIVE us a 10% raise. That alone is a potentially huge concession that we wouldn’t be able to claw back.

I seriously hope there’s no one crazy enough to even entertain this if put out for a vote. Say it with me:

THE CONCESSION STAND IS CLOSED!!!

Post this on the swapa forum WM. Someone needs to overpower the ying and the yang.

#37

JohnDeere , 10-11-2020 10:12 AM

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Don't worry

Quote:

Originally Posted by ROFF

Not to worry. Kuwitsky has your six.

#38

ROFF , 10-11-2020 10:30 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnDeere

Not to worry. Kuwitsky has your six.

From what I’ve read about him sounds like all his business is conducted from that position.

#39

Smooth at FL450 , 10-11-2020 10:50 AM

weekends off? Nope...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sr. Barco

Post this on the swapa forum WM. Someone needs to overpower the ying and the yang.

I've emailed SWAPA directly, they are a firm no at this point.

#40

at6d , 10-11-2020 11:29 AM

Strike averted!

Force majeure statement is an automatic no for me.

The last two weeks of flying I have observed PHX, DEN, LAS, and other terminals full of passengers. Almost all of our flights were close or at covid full capacity, including on 800’s.

i just finished a four day and even legs to ELP were full.

If we vote to pass these concessions and a new bailout occurs, you can bet the company won’t back out of the present proposal.

I think the company wouldn’t hesitate to use the force majeure clause beyond 2021.

No.