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04-13-2019 | 10:15 AM
#101
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From: guppy CA
No thank you. Your previous posts snarky and inaccurate rejoinder persuaded me to skip taking the trouble.
There were numerous threads here and in particular, the union forum which spelled them all out. Guys a whole lot more erudite than me detailed the zits. But, it passed and it's now history. When was that, 7 years ago? And how far are we away from our next contract? And please, let's not forget what was going on at the time which encouraged a whole mess of the pilot group to push for a concessionary JCBA. "We'll get em next time!"
The FNG's might be interested in how we got here, even though many of the older guys are not.
Try a search.
There were numerous threads here and in particular, the union forum which spelled them all out. Guys a whole lot more erudite than me detailed the zits. But, it passed and it's now history. When was that, 7 years ago? And how far are we away from our next contract? And please, let's not forget what was going on at the time which encouraged a whole mess of the pilot group to push for a concessionary JCBA. "We'll get em next time!"
The FNG's might be interested in how we got here, even though many of the older guys are not.
Try a search.
As for snarkiness, how do you classify your oft-used phrase 'marvin mainliner'?
04-13-2019 | 10:19 AM
#102
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From: guppy CA
Retro pay? Signing bonus? When's the last time any airline contract saw such things? When's the last time a UAL or CAL contract had retro or a signing bonus?
04-13-2019 | 10:33 AM
#103
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From: The GF of FUPM
That's because you and I have disagreements on some of what you consider problematic areas of the current contract with respect to reserve rules. I've responded with my point of view on those items. I'll accept the snarky label but will disagree once again with you on the inaccuracy of my rebuttals.
As for snarkiness, how do you classify your oft-used phrase 'marvin mainliner'?
As for snarkiness, how do you classify your oft-used phrase 'marvin mainliner'?
Marvin is not my phrase, just one I learned about in 1999. If the shoe fits then I'll use it.
04-13-2019 | 06:23 PM
#104
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