Either way they just told 1000 guys they are fools and would’ve gotten the entire month off for line value plus a bonus if they want to work a little. Then told all the rsv that we just gave all the lineholders a bonus but to forget to be in position for your RAPs.
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Originally Posted by AllOva736
(Post 3040511)
IMO, the fact that they relieved all line holders with pay and are adding all flying into open time is mind blowing. It not only allows people to have high credit for the month when we are hemorrhaging money but it also puts all of the responsibility of moving airplanes on RSV pilots if it’s not picked up. WTF are these people doing?
I agree with this, it’s almost as if they want to spend the most amount of money they can it’s insane. Also it’s clear at this point management has no idea what they are doing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by AllOva736
(Post 3040511)
IMO, the fact that they relieved all line holders with pay and are adding all flying into open time is mind blowing. It not only allows people to have high credit for the month when we are hemorrhaging money but it also puts all of the responsibility of moving airplanes on RSV pilots if it’s not picked up. WTF are these people doing?
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I don’t really see what the hullabaloo is here. People need to bid for what that want, NOT something that strategically mathematically possibly grammatically may happen.
You want the whole month off? Bid VIL, you got it! (Assuming senior enough.) You want to fly? Bid a line! (You get it if you’re senior enough.) You want to be on reserve (knowing how crappy some aspects are), bid it! I fail to see why people are so ****ed because some lucked out who chose to fly. And, fwiw, I am by no ways senior in my bid status.... |
Originally Posted by FNGFO
(Post 3040391)
Run me through that math. 1000 VIL lines is roughly $3M and change in savings. I come up with 300 first year FO’s needing about $1.25M plus the cost of benefits.
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Originally Posted by Qotsaautopilot
(Post 3040520)
Either way they just told 1000 guys they are fools and would’ve gotten the entire month off for line value plus a bonus if they want to work a little. .
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Originally Posted by AllOva736
(Post 3040511)
IMO, the fact that they relieved all line holders with pay and are adding all flying into open time is mind blowing. It not only allows people to have high credit for the month when we are hemorrhaging money but it also puts all of the responsibility of moving airplanes on RSV pilots if it’s not picked up. WTF are these people doing?
https://www.cleveland.com/business/2...-columbus.html |
Originally Posted by Skydreams14
(Post 3040561)
So are you saying that it could save about 600 pilots because 1.25 +1.25 is still below 3M savings from VIL?
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Originally Posted by Silver02ex
(Post 3040573)
Explain to me how all 1000 pilots would have got line valve and a bonus if they work a little? you think all of those 1000 would be a line holder? For Example, there was only 38 lines in LAS and 74 who took the VIL. As a commuter, and on reserve, i would be using my commuter clause for just about everything time I had an LCR assignment, (due to the reduce flight schedules) or sit in the crash pad for 2/3 of the month. Many commuter didn't want to deal with that especially if they knew they would be on reserve.
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I just saw the new open time trips under crew trac,
in DFW it’s less than April, some days doing only 1 flight a day. |
Originally Posted by Silver02ex
(Post 3040585)
My guess is the company didn't have a lot of choices but to dump the schedule and rebuild, to comply with the minimum service. So we can do routes like this:
https://www.cleveland.com/business/2...-columbus.html |
Originally Posted by AllOva736
(Post 3040599)
I totally get that but why no TAJ? Maybe they didn’t want to deal with ALPA? I just don’t approve of giving half of the pilot group a free ride while the other half of the group has to stay in the trenches and earn their keep. I get things aren’t always fair but that’s just not right.
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Originally Posted by Silver02ex
(Post 3040573)
as a commuter, and on reserve, i would be using my commuter clause for just about everything time I had an LCR assignment, (due to the reduce flight schedules) or sit in the crash pad for 2/3 of the month..
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Originally Posted by Qotsaautopilot
(Post 3040644)
btw that’s not how the commuter clause works and even if it did wouldn’t get paid.
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Originally Posted by Silver02ex
(Post 3040660)
You're not understanding my point. My commute went from 13-14 flights a day to 3-4. Earlier this month, I had a day trip that I was assigned to, while on LCR. I had to use my CC because not only 2 but 3 of the flights that could get me to my report time was canceled, and I was deducted 4 hrs of pay. I can either roll the dice and hope the next time if I get called out. The flight I need is not canceled, and I have a long enough call out time, or go and sit in a crash pad for almost 2/3 of the month. That way I don't have to worry about using a commuter clause. Explain to me how CC works then? This is why many commuters took the VIL.
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I bid long call this month and for may just so i can stay off the grid. Guess i got fooled again for the second month and missed out lol. I will say that if one groups schedule get wiped and pay protected everyone should get the same. Reserve guys should not get left out of the fun with schedule clearing. Guess ill have to fly one day trip next month for free :(
There should be some sort of group grievances to come about tho. |
Originally Posted by Silver02ex
(Post 3040660)
You're not understanding my point. My commute went from 13-14 flights a day to 3-4 (that didn't get cut or canceled). Earlier this month, I had a day trip that I was assigned to, while on LCR. I had to use my CC because not only 2 but 3 of the flights that could get me to my report time was canceled, and I was deducted 4 hrs of pay. I can either roll the dice and hope the next time if I get called out. The flight I need is not canceled, and I have a long enough call out time, or go and sit in a crash pad for almost 2/3 of the month. That way I don't have to worry about using a commuter clause. Explain to me how CC works then? This is why many commuters took the VIL.
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Originally Posted by Skydreams14
(Post 3040755)
I bid long call this month and for may just so i can stay off the grid. Guess i got fooled again for the second month and missed out lol. I will say that if one groups schedule get wiped and pay protected everyone should get the same. Reserve guys should not get left out of the fun with schedule clearing. Guess ill have to fly one day trip next month for free :(
There should be some sort of group grievances to come about tho. |
Originally Posted by Green Giant
(Post 3040756)
It will be interesting how many pilots take the VIL going forward. Line Holders get paid to sit at home and tons of LCR lines.............
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Originally Posted by OpentimeVirus
(Post 3040801)
If you could have held a line but purposely bid reserve for reasons you thought might benefit you; well that’s tough luck and on you. For others on reserve because that’s what your seniority holds; well that’s what your seniority holds. Good grief people, how else is this supposed to play out? Be happy you have monies being deposited in your checking account next month. We are experiencing unprecedented times, the company is trying to tread water while abiding the best they can with our CBA. No other industry I can think of is paying employees to not work. We are lucky; quit being petty and count your blessings.
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Originally Posted by OpentimeVirus
(Post 3040801)
If you could have held a line but purposely bid reserve for reasons you thought might benefit you; well that’s tough luck and on you. For others on reserve because that’s what your seniority holds; well that’s what your seniority holds. Good grief people, how else is this supposed to play out? Be happy you have monies being deposited in your checking account next month. We are experiencing unprecedented times, the company is trying to tread water while abiding the best they can with our CBA. No other industry I can think of is paying employees to not work. We are lucky; quit being petty and count your blessings.
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Originally Posted by OpentimeVirus
(Post 3040801)
If you could have held a line but purposely bid reserve for reasons you thought might benefit you; well that’s tough luck and on you. For others on reserve because that’s what your seniority holds; well that’s what your seniority holds. Good grief people, how else is this supposed to play out? Be happy you have monies being deposited in your checking account next month. We are experiencing unprecedented times, the company is trying to tread water while abiding the best they can with our CBA. No other industry I can think of is paying employees to not work. We are lucky; quit being petty and count your blessings.
this man speaks the truth |
Originally Posted by OpentimeVirus
(Post 3040801)
If you could have held a line but purposely bid reserve for reasons you thought might benefit you; well that’s tough luck and on you. For others on reserve because that’s what your seniority holds; well that’s what your seniority holds. Good grief people, how else is this supposed to play out? Be happy you have monies being deposited in your checking account next month. We are experiencing unprecedented times, the company is trying to tread water while abiding the best they can with our CBA. No other industry I can think of is paying employees to not work. We are lucky; quit being petty and count your blessings.
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Originally Posted by NKSpilot
(Post 3040963)
This reasoning could be used to justify the company giving special treatment to any segment of our pilot group - Completely undermines our CBA.
More truth |
Originally Posted by OpentimeVirus
(Post 3040801)
If you could have held a line but purposely bid reserve for reasons you thought might benefit you; well that’s tough luck and on you. For others on reserve because that’s what your seniority holds; well that’s what your seniority holds. Good grief people, how else is this supposed to play out? Be happy you have monies being deposited in your checking account next month. We are experiencing unprecedented times, the company is trying to tread water while abiding the best they can with our CBA. No other industry I can think of is paying employees to not work. We are lucky; quit being petty and count your blessings.
In a lot of industries people are getting paid to do nothing or very little work thanks to the virus and government. My neighborhood and friends might be different than most tho. Saying we are lucky to get violated by our company is not smart ;) |
Originally Posted by Skydreams14
(Post 3040971)
Im happy sitting in my cave watching the craziness because i would of only made 3 to 6 more hrs but would like the piece of mind that my whole schedule is dropped. If the company canceled all flights then all reserve should of also. I guess its cheaper to give 35% of the pilots free money than working with union and pay the whole pilot group again. Im not going to be a opentime virus till June but the trips will be worked out by then and no extra time will be available.
In a lot of industries people are getting paid to do nothing or very little work thanks to the virus and government. My neighborhood and friends might be different than most tho. Saying we are lucky to get violated by our company is not smart ;) The only problem is, if you read the email from the mec that came to your personal email, it appears they did actually work in collaboration with the union to come up with this. Thats what I got from it anyways. |
Originally Posted by Conquistador27
(Post 3040986)
The only problem is, if you read the email from the mec that came to your personal email, it appears they did actually work in collaboration with the union to come up with this. Thats what I got from it anyways.
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I’ll still take VIL in June, mainly because I’d be reserve
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These are your elected reps working with the company.
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Originally Posted by Conquistador27
(Post 3040986)
The only problem is, if you read the email from the mec that came to your personal email, it appears they did actually work in collaboration with the union to come up with this. Thats what I got from it anyways.
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Originally Posted by Meep
(Post 3041004)
I’ll still take VIL in June, mainly because I’d be reserve
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Originally Posted by SAABoroowski
(Post 3040413)
people are ****ed because line holders made out better. Nothing changed from the VILs perspective. They bid for and got exactly what they wanted. Life sucks, it isn’t fair.
I’m on RSV, so in reality I should be more ****ed off than anybody. RSV gets fisted once again..... |
Originally Posted by Avro85
(Post 3041043)
There will be a heck of a lot less that qualify for VILs in June once those that have been on reserve in April onward start the dequal currency wave in mid June .
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Originally Posted by Judge Smails
(Post 3040997)
The company has 100% support from the union on this. Again, it’s complete bul!sh1t, and yet another example of reserves being treated as second class citizens.
Boy, you sure do ***** A LOT! So why are you so bitter, did you take the first available upgrade knowing that reserve sucks, or are you to junior to hold a line? I'm trying to understand your rational. Reserve sucks anywhere. |
Originally Posted by 8JRMfortheyear
(Post 3041117)
How so? why did rsv get fisted?
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Originally Posted by Popeye0537
(Post 3041172)
Boy, you sure do ***** A LOT!
So why are you so bitter, did you take the first available upgrade knowing that reserve sucks, or are you to junior to hold a line? I'm trying to understand your rational. Reserve sucks anywhere. Reserve isn’t necessarily about being junior or new. It’s just another type of schedule consisting of being of availability periods instead of trips. |
If anyone took the VIL out of some altruistic sentiment, bless your heart. After reading these posts I feel you are in the minority.
I would also challenge anyone to find an example in the entire history of this industry where pilots falling on their swords avoided what comes next. edit: And yes, RSV gets screwed again but that's roughly 70% our fault. |
Originally Posted by Popeye0537
(Post 3041172)
Boy, you sure do ***** A LOT!
So why are you so bitter, did you take the first available upgrade knowing that reserve sucks, or are you to junior to hold a line? I'm trying to understand your rational. Reserve sucks anywhere. I'm fairly senior in the company smartas$. This isn't about reserve sucking to begin with. We all know what reserve is, and no, it shouldn't have to suck. Bottom line is lineholders should have been placed on TAJ and trips should placed over those days. My job as a reserve is not covering lineholders getting the free ride gravy train for the month making guarantee or better. ...and it's *rationale. |
Originally Posted by Judge Smails
(Post 3041253)
Bottom line is lineholders should have been placed on TAJ and trips should placed over those days. My job as a reserve is not covering lineholders getting the free ride gravy train for the month making guarantee or better.
...and it's *rationale. |
Lineholders get pay protected AGAIN!
Originally Posted by SSlow
(Post 3041281)
Boom!! I think the bigger concern is why would the company, in the midst of unprecedented financial stress, keep line holders off the hook for TAJ and then pay them extra to pick up flying in place of that? Would love to hear the APC rationale on how this is congruent with the CBA and shouldn't be of concern to people who work here...
This too. It completely defeats the purpose of offering VIL. |
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