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Hard no.
Forced upgrade for many reasons is not okay. My 2 hills were rolled into days off-even if in a base (which is crazy since RSV is at 50%). The other was locking in an approved calculus for a gline. It’ll pass because $$$. |
Originally Posted by Tesla S
(Post 3691820)
I didn’t realize that DAL was the standard for safety.
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Originally Posted by LJ Driver
(Post 3691830)
Nobody said it was, but if a Delta (or any other major) baby captain puts one in the dirt, it will be a huge setback for all of us. I don’t see any of you hippocrates out there making a stink with those other airlines’ “risk taking” (including ALPA carriers). The reason you aren’t into it is because you perceive it as somehow reducing some of our theoretical leverage 4 years down the road when our next contract is due… mmm k, just say that then.
And I agree the poster that you replied to in that allowing the company to include these spots in a new hire drop at United does diminish the company's need to make the position attractive enough, contractually, to improve the terms in the future. We negotiate with the next vote in mind, only and almost always. The company negotiates two and three contracts down the road. Concerning 8-F-12, we were certainly outmaneuvered. |
Originally Posted by LJ Driver
(Post 3691724)
DAL has even less stringent rules for baby captains than this TA does. Stop grandstanding and get real.
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We have worked our way into the worst sick leave program in the country. Anyone having a good month that gets sick will have to make a decision; let's see, call in sick and lose $10K off my monthly paycheck or show up sick as a dog. Hmmmm, wonder what people will do. What an absolute joke to put in a pay cap if you have a sick call in that month. The rest of what we have in front of us that everyone is so excited about is industry standard at best. We will be stuck with this crap for the next 10 years. I love the attitude of the no-voters just want to tell people they voted no. Ummmm, no, actually we know what it means to have leverage and understand what our worth is.
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Sick leave is dealbreaker for me, I'm so tired of bringing all kinds of my flying partners "allergies" back home to my family and unfortunately all changes only reinforcing fly sick company policy which includes minimal sick time accrual, company radar with number of sick calls and now the 95h add-on.
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Originally Posted by LJ Driver
(Post 3691724)
Stop grandstanding and get real.
Not grandstanding, It’s my strong opinion. You have your opinion (which you’re entitled to have) appears to settle for less or mediocrity. That’s your choice and fine but I disagree. |
Originally Posted by PipeMan
(Post 3691791)
That said, the NO vote for me also represents the "eye of the tiger" that we don't practice enough. All talk. not enough action.
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Originally Posted by nemich
(Post 3691925)
Sick leave is dealbreaker for me, I'm so tired of bringing all kinds of my flying partners "allergies" back home to my family and unfortunately all changes only reinforcing fly sick company policy which includes minimal sick time accrual, company radar with number of sick calls and now the 95h add-on.
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