News on the new Skywest pay package
#12
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Joined APC: Oct 2005
Position: RJ Captain
Posts: 1,174
The only thing we need to hear now is if we don't take this pay package we will shrink.
#14
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Joined APC: Mar 2011
Position: 737 FO
Posts: 2,484
How are you guys assuming it's a tiny raise? We literally have heard nothing and people keep making these assumptions. Why would sapa vote 18-1 on a tiny raise?
I just don't understand people that keep saying "this is crap" when the email literally said no details at all.....
And I understand history repeats itself but people already have pitchforks armed and fires started!!! Why are people arguing and getting frustrated over rumors and a vaguely written email...nothing to talk about. They shouldn't even have sent the email.
I just don't understand people that keep saying "this is crap" when the email literally said no details at all.....
And I understand history repeats itself but people already have pitchforks armed and fires started!!! Why are people arguing and getting frustrated over rumors and a vaguely written email...nothing to talk about. They shouldn't even have sent the email.
#15
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Joined APC: Mar 2011
Position: 737 FO
Posts: 2,484
Curious if you live in a domicile why would rank and file trade pay for more flying? We already have more flying than we can cover... ie, never enough reserves to drop trips. Wouldn't more flying make this worse. And where would the aircrafts come from? The desert? Oh boy!
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#16
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Joined APC: Feb 2015
Position: LAX ER
Posts: 1,606
LOL.
So, anyways, where is your guys evidence it's a 1% contract? History is all you got?
Why is there even a thread? We literally have nothing to talk about except argue what it could be....but I'm sorry I have to be here for a set amount of years to respond.
So, anyways, where is your guys evidence it's a 1% contract? History is all you got?
Why is there even a thread? We literally have nothing to talk about except argue what it could be....but I'm sorry I have to be here for a set amount of years to respond.
#18
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Joined APC: Feb 2015
Position: Downward Dog
Posts: 1,877
Do you want that 20K annual bonus that others get- A 50K bonus to each 4250 pilots on an average year wipes out every penny of profit this company makes. Dispatchers are in short supply and turning over to mainline just like pilots so they need more $. Mechanics are in the same boat so they need $.
Then their is Wall Street. They need bigger dividends and millions of dollars in crappy buy backs. The money isn't there.
Atlas Air Cargo pilots are exactly in the same boat as the rest of the contract world....the whole business is built on cheap labor.
#20
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Joined APC: Feb 2015
Position: LAX ER
Posts: 1,606
SkyW simply does not make the money to make it rain.
Do you want that 20K annual bonus that others get- A 50K bonus to each 4250 pilots on an average year wipes out every penny of profit this company makes. Dispatchers are in short supply and turning over to mainline just like pilots so they need more $. Mechanics are in the same boat so they need $.
Then their is Wall Street. They need bigger dividends and millions of dollars in crappy buy backs. The money isn't there.
Atlas Air Cargo pilots are exactly in the same boat as the rest of the contract world....the whole business is built on cheap labor.
Do you want that 20K annual bonus that others get- A 50K bonus to each 4250 pilots on an average year wipes out every penny of profit this company makes. Dispatchers are in short supply and turning over to mainline just like pilots so they need more $. Mechanics are in the same boat so they need $.
Then their is Wall Street. They need bigger dividends and millions of dollars in crappy buy backs. The money isn't there.
Atlas Air Cargo pilots are exactly in the same boat as the rest of the contract world....the whole business is built on cheap labor.
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