Spirit diminishing QOL fact or rumor
#201
I am loving your optimism, and I know you’ve been at one regional before here, but there’s a pretty good bet you’ll be disappointed in the power of our NK vote. You’re assuming our group is 100% united and that we haven’t sold anything for a $ before…
And as for your genius reserve rule reworks, YOU should be emailing reps that as well. I know you’re bright enough to know what the J in JCBA stands for.
And as for your genius reserve rule reworks, YOU should be emailing reps that as well. I know you’re bright enough to know what the J in JCBA stands for.
#202
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So much to unpack, but I’ll keep it short.
1) Reserve rules, grid rules, and DTZ go together. Not under the same provision under the CBA, but affects how DTZ to utilized. This was explained by me in details in one of the threads in the JB forum.
2) I’ve said that we have senior folks bidding reserve too because they won’t get called, but you won’t acknowledge that statement.
3) According to you, my regional was more professional than NK because said regional had very similar reserve rules to JB. You know who got to drop/swap/add, very few people because it was a free for all between reserves and lineholders. Having been there and done that, I’m not interested. Language will be VERY important in whatever we get.
4) Before you get your panties in a bunch again, I’ll say that if we can make DTZ work with good reserve rules that make sense, I’m all for it. This is something I’ve stated 5 pages back, but you enjoy arguing in between flights.
1) Reserve rules, grid rules, and DTZ go together. Not under the same provision under the CBA, but affects how DTZ to utilized. This was explained by me in details in one of the threads in the JB forum.
2) I’ve said that we have senior folks bidding reserve too because they won’t get called, but you won’t acknowledge that statement.
3) According to you, my regional was more professional than NK because said regional had very similar reserve rules to JB. You know who got to drop/swap/add, very few people because it was a free for all between reserves and lineholders. Having been there and done that, I’m not interested. Language will be VERY important in whatever we get.
4) Before you get your panties in a bunch again, I’ll say that if we can make DTZ work with good reserve rules that make sense, I’m all for it. This is something I’ve stated 5 pages back, but you enjoy arguing in between flights.
Last edited by Tornado875; 10-09-2023 at 06:43 PM.
#203
I don't think anyone actively wants DTZ to go away, its just as we compare reserve rules you are now trying to convince the blue 2/3rds of the combined airline to vote for DTZ at the cost of reserve QOL/flexibility and I think Blue and One are saying thats not likely to fly. At best you will find apathy/ mild interest towards DTZ on the bigger Blue side of the fence. IMO/Your results will vary.
#204
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I don't think anyone actively wants DTZ to go away, its just as we compare reserve rules you are now trying to convince the blue 2/3rds of the combined airline to vote for DTZ at the cost of reserve QOL/flexibility and I think Blue and One are saying thats not likely to fly. At best you will find apathy/ mild interest towards DTZ on the bigger Blue side of the fence. IMO/Your results will vary.
The grid rules are what make NK's awesome schedule flexibility happen. It's hard fought and arbitrated language and would insanely foolish to give that up. Recall worthy as well.
There's no reason we can't keep all of that and have industry leading pay. JetBlue guys acting like they're going to sell NK's superior contract for standard pay is complete loserthink.
#205
The REAL Bluedriver
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From: Airbus Capt
So much to unpack, but I’ll keep it short.
1) Reserve rules, grid rules, and DTZ go together. Not under the same provision under the CBA, but affects how DTZ to utilized. This was explained by me in details in one of the threads in the JB forum.
2) I’ve said that we have senior folks bidding reserve too because they won’t get called, but you won’t acknowledge that statement.
3) According to you, my regional was more professional than NK because said regional had very similar reserve rules to JB. You know who got to drop/swap/add, very few people because it was a free for all between reserves and lineholders. Having been there and done that, I’m not interested. Language will be VERY important in whatever we get.
4) Before you get your panties in a bunch again, I’ll say that if we can make DTZ work with good reserve rules that make sense, I’m all for it. This is something I’ve stated 5 pages back, but you enjoy arguing in between flights.
1) Reserve rules, grid rules, and DTZ go together. Not under the same provision under the CBA, but affects how DTZ to utilized. This was explained by me in details in one of the threads in the JB forum.
2) I’ve said that we have senior folks bidding reserve too because they won’t get called, but you won’t acknowledge that statement.
3) According to you, my regional was more professional than NK because said regional had very similar reserve rules to JB. You know who got to drop/swap/add, very few people because it was a free for all between reserves and lineholders. Having been there and done that, I’m not interested. Language will be VERY important in whatever we get.
4) Before you get your panties in a bunch again, I’ll say that if we can make DTZ work with good reserve rules that make sense, I’m all for it. This is something I’ve stated 5 pages back, but you enjoy arguing in between flights.
What happened to taking the best from each contract?
#206
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DTZ is industry standard. It should be non-negotiable. If it's not in the JCBA that would be a huge fail on the MEC and pilot groups. Recall worthy.
The grid rules are what make NK's awesome schedule flexibility happen. It's hard fought and arbitrated language and would insanely foolish to give that up. Recall worthy as well.
There's no reason we can't keep all of that and have industry leading pay. JetBlue guys acting like they're going to sell NK's superior contract for standard pay is complete loserthink.
The grid rules are what make NK's awesome schedule flexibility happen. It's hard fought and arbitrated language and would insanely foolish to give that up. Recall worthy as well.
There's no reason we can't keep all of that and have industry leading pay. JetBlue guys acting like they're going to sell NK's superior contract for standard pay is complete loserthink.
#207
The REAL Bluedriver
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From: Airbus Capt
Miserable is subjective, but your own guy (SoFlo) is saying that RSVs can't be allowed to have drop/swap because it would make DTZ worth very little (paraphrasing). So should I believe him or you?
#208
The REAL Bluedriver
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From: Airbus Capt
DTZ is industry standard. It should be non-negotiable. If it's not in the JCBA that would be a huge fail on the MEC and pilot groups. Recall worthy.
The grid rules are what make NK's awesome schedule flexibility happen. It's hard fought and arbitrated language and would insanely foolish to give that up. Recall worthy as well.
There's no reason we can't keep all of that and have industry leading pay. JetBlue guys acting like they're going to sell NK's superior contract for standard pay is complete loserthink.
The grid rules are what make NK's awesome schedule flexibility happen. It's hard fought and arbitrated language and would insanely foolish to give that up. Recall worthy as well.
There's no reason we can't keep all of that and have industry leading pay. JetBlue guys acting like they're going to sell NK's superior contract for standard pay is complete loserthink.
DTZ is not "industry standard". But giving up DTZ hasn't really been part of this discussion in any meaningful way.
We are talking about RSVs being able to drop and swap, which is current JB book.
What happened to taking the best of both contracts?
#209
Hawaiian and UPS have a long legacy of screwing their newbies as well, but that sentiment exists at NKamong some of the senior people as well. Not really hazing even, just a sense that their seniority entitles them to maximize things for them rather than for the group as a whole. My opinion, anyway.
#210
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Well, me. DTZ and better reserve rules are simply not mutually exclusive. Yet there are those who think it’s somehow the right thing to barter away QOL and payscale of new hires for other things in the contract for the senior people. That isn’t exclusive to NK,
Hawaiian and UPS have a long legacy of screwing their newbies as well, but that sentiment exists at NKamong some of the senior people as well. Not really hazing even, just a sense that their seniority entitles them to maximize things for them rather than for the group as a whole. My opinion, anyway.
Hawaiian and UPS have a long legacy of screwing their newbies as well, but that sentiment exists at NKamong some of the senior people as well. Not really hazing even, just a sense that their seniority entitles them to maximize things for them rather than for the group as a whole. My opinion, anyway.
stop feeding into the singular argument of DTZ. It’s pathetic. The circular argument has been happening for over a year. It’s done by scared people worried about their negotiation position in an SLI. The “new” QOL argument is BS too. You’re at spirit for the same reason we are at JB….. they called.
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