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#1342
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Joined APC: Jun 2014
Position: sitting
Posts: 117
This is exactly why the union needs to do a better job of communicating with the pilot group. When this kind of crap is going on and we hear nothing from the union, people assume you're sitting in STL having a circle jerk with management and doing nothing about their problems. I know that isn't the case but would it really hurt to send out a weekly update or something?
#1343
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Joined APC: Jun 2014
Position: sitting
Posts: 117
I just said that I know that's not the case. I know they are doing what they can but when there's no communication to the pilot group people get mad and start blaming the union for doing nothing. With that said, I'm not going to bug my rep about something that I already know is being worked on.
#1344
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Joined APC: Oct 2010
Position: 145
Posts: 219
IOCC is a disaster. Now daily open time functions are permanently broken? I agree that mid level management seems to want to fix the problems but upper management seems to have their head in the clouds a bit. I hope the IOCC issues get fixed quickly and rainmaker saves us all a lot of time with payroll.
Rainmaker should:
Allow comparison of actual block versus market time
Show codes that are easy to understand and accurate including 150%,175%, cancellation etc.
Show reroutes and cancellation legs and not have them disappear after the leg is flown or cancelled
Automatically apply min day (reserve and line holder)
Show all credits like taxi credits, customs clearance, etc.
Automate all these functions as long as the proper codes are put in. We shouldn't have to wait until the end of the month to see if the proper codes are put in. If we could look at things daily, it would be much more manageable to recognize.
If IOCC continues to clear trades, drops, and adds in the open time management, rainmaker should have a record of what your original schedule was and what modifications were made with appropriate pay codes.
Make sure that scheduling does input the correct codes.
Am I missing anything else?
Rainmaker should:
Allow comparison of actual block versus market time
Show codes that are easy to understand and accurate including 150%,175%, cancellation etc.
Show reroutes and cancellation legs and not have them disappear after the leg is flown or cancelled
Automatically apply min day (reserve and line holder)
Show all credits like taxi credits, customs clearance, etc.
Automate all these functions as long as the proper codes are put in. We shouldn't have to wait until the end of the month to see if the proper codes are put in. If we could look at things daily, it would be much more manageable to recognize.
If IOCC continues to clear trades, drops, and adds in the open time management, rainmaker should have a record of what your original schedule was and what modifications were made with appropriate pay codes.
Make sure that scheduling does input the correct codes.
Am I missing anything else?
At least with sabre I could make the system work for me. Though I would need to set aside time to look it over and fill out pay reports and discrepancies, I always managed to get my pay in the end. However, my patience has run out.
#1345
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Joined APC: Oct 2010
Position: 145
Posts: 219
It has been the worst thing to happen to TSA in the two years I've been here. Overall, I had been pretty satisfied here, but IOCC and PBS are the last straw. Apps are going out to other regionals.
#1347
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Joined APC: Jun 2013
Posts: 110
#1349
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Joined APC: Oct 2011
Position: Taco Rocket Operator
Posts: 2,485
Wishful thinking. American reiterated just this week that they plan to reduce the number of regionals flying for it by "3 or 4" over the next few years. If they plan to do this and continue to grow the WOs they will have to meet or beat anything their competitors put up. And I do not think that Delta and United will ever offer a true flow program like American does.
#1350
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Joined APC: Oct 2011
Position: Taco Rocket Operator
Posts: 2,485
TSA will never up the ante on what the WO'ds are currently offering. They don't have the pocketbooks or willing upper management to do it. Will they offer a new sign-on bonus and a retention bonus? Probably. The union email stated both would be rolled out soon. But don't expect the figures of those bonuses to be anywhere near the WO'd sign on or retention bonuses. Won't happen. I'd expect to see the return of the 10k "sign on" bonus with maybe a 5k annual retention bonus. That's probably about it. Better than nothing, but not good enough to combat the multitude of problems the company still has not fixed.... They still owe me over 1k of pay. I've been gone almost a month and a half. No response from anyone after multiple attempts. I'll probably never see that money.
No reason for a junior FO to stay right now. Maybe if you're driving to work.... But get comfortable driving to an FO job. Because you will not upgrade. And you'll never be paid properly.
No reason for a junior FO to stay right now. Maybe if you're driving to work.... But get comfortable driving to an FO job. Because you will not upgrade. And you'll never be paid properly.
Last edited by FlyingKat; 12-10-2016 at 09:00 AM.
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