Does UALPA MEC support Age 67?
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Lots of feelings.
LTD is in the contract. It will continue until "normal retirement age". If the age goes to 67, then those on LTD will continue receiving checks...regardless of your feelings. We all "paid for" the UPA. Sunvox was just pointing out a potential impact of an age change that may be beneficial to a very small group of pilots.
LTD is in the contract. It will continue until "normal retirement age". If the age goes to 67, then those on LTD will continue receiving checks...regardless of your feelings. We all "paid for" the UPA. Sunvox was just pointing out a potential impact of an age change that may be beneficial to a very small group of pilots.
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How much does you think our premiums will increase? Maybe the R&I committee has already done thr rough math. Maybe a PDR?
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So, who is the "GK" guy? It seems like his buddies on the MEC are the ones UAL pilots should be asking about this issue.
I mean, I don't work at UAL.
But UALPA has quite a few votes within ALPA national.
Honest to goodness, how can it be that no UALPA rep has been forced to go on record about Age 67?
Do you guys vet your reps?
Especially after the Tumi TA from a group of UALPA reps could have tanked the industry and cost us each easily six figures, and a ton of QOL?
I mean, I don't work at UAL.
But UALPA has quite a few votes within ALPA national.
Honest to goodness, how can it be that no UALPA rep has been forced to go on record about Age 67?
Do you guys vet your reps?
Especially after the Tumi TA from a group of UALPA reps could have tanked the industry and cost us each easily six figures, and a ton of QOL?
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