News on the new Skywest pay package
#1151
I love going around the airlines threads and seeing whiny, clueless teat babies cry about all the stuff they want without paying their dues.
Mommy can't wash your clothes and cook your dinner forever millennial twits.
Maybe read a little about the pay history and all the crap that has happened in the last 10-15 years instead of coming on here and telling everyone what you deserve.
**** and pay your dues.
Mommy can't wash your clothes and cook your dinner forever millennial twits.
Maybe read a little about the pay history and all the crap that has happened in the last 10-15 years instead of coming on here and telling everyone what you deserve.
**** and pay your dues.
#1152
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I love going around the airlines threads and seeing guys like UTAH try to stop all debate on a subject with this, if you don't like it here - leave statement. It shows a lack of confidence in his own arguments and an embarrassment for his positions. I'm worried that I might have said something similarly stupid in the past.
Skywest has always been a leader in compensation which has kept the unions away. When guys took the job at SW the last 2 or 3 years they assumed that SW would continue to maintain their top tier level of compensation. To see SW sink so badly is very sad.
There was no way SW could have taken 100 planes at that pay scale unless it was over the 5 years. You need pilots to fly them things.
What are the recruiters telling people at the road shows now? "Upgrades had fallen to 9 months but are back up to 2 years now that we got all our 175s. Now that we are stagnant or shrinking we expect the upgrades to quickly go to 5 years. Bonuses? We don't need them, we're Skywest."
Skywest has always been a leader in compensation which has kept the unions away. When guys took the job at SW the last 2 or 3 years they assumed that SW would continue to maintain their top tier level of compensation. To see SW sink so badly is very sad.
There was no way SW could have taken 100 planes at that pay scale unless it was over the 5 years. You need pilots to fly them things.
What are the recruiters telling people at the road shows now? "Upgrades had fallen to 9 months but are back up to 2 years now that we got all our 175s. Now that we are stagnant or shrinking we expect the upgrades to quickly go to 5 years. Bonuses? We don't need them, we're Skywest."
#1153
1) newbs being people come no through indoc, I've had 6 in the jump seat on obv flights, all 6 were a yes vote due to "fast" upgrade...
2) OO has a huge staffing issue. Line pilots are fed up being forced to work 85 crappy credit hours a month. The more these people bail the company out the worse it'll be for everyone!
2) OO has a huge staffing issue. Line pilots are fed up being forced to work 85 crappy credit hours a month. The more these people bail the company out the worse it'll be for everyone!
Give it a rest bro. Nobody cares.
#1154
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News on the new Skywest pay package
I love going around the airlines threads and seeing guys like UTAH try to stop all debate on a subject with this, if you don't like it here - leave statement. It shows a lack of confidence in his own arguments and an embarrassment for his positions. I'm worried that I might have said something similarly stupid in the past.
Skywest has always been a leader in compensation which has kept the unions away. When guys took the job at SW the last 2 or 3 years they assumed that SW would continue to maintain their top tier level of compensation. To see SW sink so badly is very sad.
There was no way SW could have taken 100 planes at that pay scale unless it was over the 5 years. You need pilots to fly them things.
What are the recruiters telling people at the road shows now? "Upgrades had fallen to 9 months but are back up to 2 years now that we got all our 175s. Now that we are stagnant or shrinking we expect the upgrades to quickly go to 5 years. Bonuses? We don't need them, we're Skywest."
Skywest has always been a leader in compensation which has kept the unions away. When guys took the job at SW the last 2 or 3 years they assumed that SW would continue to maintain their top tier level of compensation. To see SW sink so badly is very sad.
There was no way SW could have taken 100 planes at that pay scale unless it was over the 5 years. You need pilots to fly them things.
What are the recruiters telling people at the road shows now? "Upgrades had fallen to 9 months but are back up to 2 years now that we got all our 175s. Now that we are stagnant or shrinking we expect the upgrades to quickly go to 5 years. Bonuses? We don't need them, we're Skywest."
Skywest has never been a leader in compensation. But they've never been in the bottom tier either. But considering that Skywest is the most successful regional airline in the whole world, ever, they should be at least equal to the top compensating regional.
#1155
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Did you ever consider that may be a correlation between business success and cost control?
Last edited by N1234; 08-14-2017 at 10:58 AM.
#1156
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I love going around the airlines threads and seeing whiny, clueless teat babies cry about all the stuff they want without paying their dues.
Mommy can't wash your clothes and cook your dinner forever millennial twits.
Maybe read a little about the pay history and all the crap that has happened in the last 10-15 years instead of coming on here and telling everyone what you deserve.
**** and pay your dues.
Mommy can't wash your clothes and cook your dinner forever millennial twits.
Maybe read a little about the pay history and all the crap that has happened in the last 10-15 years instead of coming on here and telling everyone what you deserve.
**** and pay your dues.
What's really embarrassing is you are so clueless that instead of supporting upward pressure on your own pay as a result of a nationwide retirement boom, you yell at people that they should just deal with below average pay because you had to. Does it hurt having no spine?
#1158
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Man, did your grandkids buy you a computer? Go back to yelling at neighborhood kids to get off your lawn.
What's really embarrassing is you are so clueless that instead of supporting upward pressure on your own pay as a result of a nationwide retirement boom, you yell at people that they should just deal with below average pay because you had to. Does it hurt having no spine?
What's really embarrassing is you are so clueless that instead of supporting upward pressure on your own pay as a result of a nationwide retirement boom, you yell at people that they should just deal with below average pay because you had to. Does it hurt having no spine?
Epic timing.
#1160
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Posts: 846
Some regional pilot group will always be at the top. If you're not when your company is the most successful, then when? There is an increasing amount of pilot retirements combined with the atp rule and with your company being at the top of the industry for many many years, I don't think it's too much to have a contract at the level of air Wisconsin.
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