Did Joe DePete retire? (FedEx)
#31
Oh good, then in discovery they can view records of when he notified the Comany of his intent to retire as well as those formal requests to fly while on a unpaid leave. 😳
#36
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Maybe the DL guys so upset by this should hire the Moak Group to represent them. Moak isn’t flying the line at Delta and never will again so he should have plenty time to rep them for the right price of course.
-UA
#37
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I said they are highly compensated. They aren’t leaving money on the table. That being said, the reps at Purple spend more time on the line than the reps at any other ALPA airline I’ve worked for and I’ve worked for 4 ALPA airlines.
-UA
#38
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BTW, you FEDEX guys have a nice benefit package. Better than us at United.
#39
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I just perused your benefits book. Looks like after hitting 62, deferring is the smart play, both in terms of benefit increase and taxes, if you have the means to do that. With the ALPA salary, I’d assume so.
BTW, you FEDEX guys have a nice benefit package. Better than us at United.
BTW, you FEDEX guys have a nice benefit package. Better than us at United.
#40
Because despite what ALPA wants you to believe it isn’t an organization made up of top down volunteers. Anyone at the local rep level and higher, especially ALPA national, is anything but a volunteer. They are highly compensated and ALPA National leadership has availed itself to a very nice benefits package.
Just ask Lee Moak.
-UA
Just ask Lee Moak.
-UA
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