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#621
http://www3.alpa.org/portals/alpa/je...rch%202015.pdf
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#622
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Try this link Gators,
http://www3.alpa.org/portals/alpa/je...rch%202015.pdf
Realized this is the old one*
http://www3.alpa.org/portals/alpa/je...rch%202015.pdf
Realized this is the old one*
#624
I have a PDF copy if anyone has a place to host it. I would bet the United MEC has it online somewhere. It was emailed to me from a United pilot
Honestly our NC should just send out the United comparison. It's so much more comprehensive than anything we've ever gotten from them.
Honestly our NC should just send out the United comparison. It's so much more comprehensive than anything we've ever gotten from them.
#625
Contract Negotiations room
This slide is a projection of retirement savings.
"COMPANY CONTRIBUTION GROWTH CHARTS
Charts depict the retirement growth of a pilot starting their employment January 1st 2016. All charts are based solely on company contributions. No pilot deferred compensation has been added. At properties that have a 401(k) match the full match value is included, but the pilot contribution has not been included for consistency. Charts assume no profit sharing. Contributions are based on the pilot crediting 1,000 hours per year. An annualized growth rate of 8% was used. Only current known pay rate increases have been included. Compensation over the IRS limit of $270,000 is not included."
I know we have one coming out. I hope they add some hypotheticals of likely scenarios like this from the ual presentation to really drive home (for the lazy math disinclined) the difference over the course of a career. It's MASSIVE
#628
#629
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If 80% of us just had 60 % of this attitude, imagine the results. Well said NFjt.
#630
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Joined APC: Dec 2014
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This slide is a projection of retirement savings.
"COMPANY CONTRIBUTION GROWTH CHARTS
Charts depict the retirement growth of a pilot starting their employment January 1st 2016. All charts are based solely on company contributions. No pilot deferred compensation has been added. At properties that have a 401(k) match the full match value is included, but the pilot contribution has not been included for consistency. Charts assume no profit sharing. Contributions are based on the pilot crediting 1,000 hours per year. An annualized growth rate of 8% was used. Only current known pay rate increases have been included. Compensation over the IRS limit of $270,000 is not included."
I know we have one coming out. I hope they add some hypotheticals of likely scenarios like this from the ual presentation to really drive home (for the lazy math disinclined) the difference over the course of a career. It's MASSIVE
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