Originally Posted by Merlyn
(Post 1824396)
I voted No. I lost. I'll move on. But it disturbs me that we just traded a work rule (13 days min guarantee down to 11) for one hour of pay (13 day off line, company had to drop a 2 day trip minimum to bring you back to 13 off and pay you for it 9 hours now given up for 10 hours. A difference of 1 hour. You guys and girls are certainly cheap dates.
I hope contact negotiations last until my retirement date so I don't have to read what other perks you trade away for pennies and suffer the consequences. I need a beer... |
Some of you guys need to get laid. This LOA passing isn't the end of world for christake.
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Spirit of NKS
Drama queens
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Originally Posted by JoeyMeatballs
(Post 1824601)
Some of you guys need to get laid. This LOA passing isn't the end of world for christake.
This Flrrr |
Nobody said it was the end of the world. Voting on a two year contract extension may be, though..
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Originally Posted by ManFlex
(Post 1824358)
They aren't going to offer a raise and keep everything else status quo. The cheapest management in the business won't 'give' us anything. Any raise will have to be hard fought or paid for in work rule give-aways. Which will this pilot group choose?
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Originally Posted by Balder
(Post 1824621)
The concept you are describing is plain wrong, ManFlex. We are in the process of "taking it back" here, for the sake of our profession. Every airline pilot group out there are making gains in their contracts, rightly so. We will make significant gains, too.
They live on here, and thrive on this.... "Pumps on high descent checks" Types.... SMH.... |
Originally Posted by JoeyMeatballs
(Post 1824601)
Some of you guys need to get laid. This LOA passing isn't the end of world for christake.
Btw I voted no because of the staffing concession but group has spoken and I'm fine with that until I've been here 10+ years and they vote wrong. When that happens I'm making stickers and am going to complain all trip every trip about something that happened 5 years ago. |
Originally Posted by Balder
(Post 1824621)
The concept you are describing is plain wrong, ManFlex. We are in the process of "taking it back" here, for the sake of our profession. Every airline pilot group out there are making gains in their contracts, rightly so. We will make significant gains, too.
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Originally Posted by BE02Driverz
(Post 1824373)
Isn't this thought process detrimental to us all? Why should you have to "give up" something when in fact the Spirit pilot group has been "giving up" much in the way of lower than industry stds in about every aspect of their contract and the previous contracts as well for over a decade.
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