Retro will hold up TA
#101
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That's a tough one. Let see, if the number turns out to be 50% retro, say for example, than the pilot would get 50 cents on the dollar. Of course, since it's not going to be 100% percent retro, we can completely eliminate any math by calling it a signing bonus and that can be handed out equally to everyone.
#102
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The two concepts that I see missing in this conversation are those of “enabling” and “incentive.” By allowing anything less than 100% retro we are not only doing ourselves and our family a great disservice, we are enabling this crack addicted company to prolong future negotiations. We must give them an incentive not to repeat these delay tactics in the future. The only way I would entertain anything less than 100% retro would be if there were a clause in the contract that stated that at our next amendable date we received a 20% pay raise and an additional 10% every year thereafter. For those of you who believe that the company would never sign such a thing, then why should we? By allowing anything less than 100% retro we are doing just that.
For those of you who get your panties in a wad over semantics, I don’t give a rat’s arse if its called “retro,” “a signing bonus,” or any other label. It must be equal to what we have lost had we signed a contact on our amendable date. Anything less is feeding this crack ***** of a CEO.
For those of you who get your panties in a wad over semantics, I don’t give a rat’s arse if its called “retro,” “a signing bonus,” or any other label. It must be equal to what we have lost had we signed a contact on our amendable date. Anything less is feeding this crack ***** of a CEO.
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The two concepts that I see missing in this conversation are those of “enabling” and “incentive.” By allowing anything less than 100% retro we are not only doing ourselves and our family a great disservice, we are enabling this crack addicted company to prolong future negotiations. We must give them an incentive not to repeat these delay tactics in the future. The only way I would entertain anything less than 100% retro would be if there were a clause in the contract that stated that at our next amendable date we received a 20% pay raise and an additional 10% every year thereafter. For those of you who believe that the company would never sign such a thing, then why should we? By allowing anything less than 100% retro we are doing just that.
For those of you who get your panties in a wad over semantics, I don’t give a rat’s arse if its called “retro,” “a signing bonus,” or any other label. It must be equal to what we have lost had we signed a contact on our amendable date. Anything less is feeding this crack ***** of a CEO.
For those of you who get your panties in a wad over semantics, I don’t give a rat’s arse if its called “retro,” “a signing bonus,” or any other label. It must be equal to what we have lost had we signed a contact on our amendable date. Anything less is feeding this crack ***** of a CEO.
#105
For those of you who forget, even a 100% retro agreement will never make us whole. Retirement funds, B-plan, money acrued in interest, additional taxes because of a larger lump sum payment.
These thing we will never recover. So, 100% retro is still feeding Jeff's ego. Anything less is giving into his greed and addiction. If I were king, I would have Jeff make penalty payments from his bonus to us for not having an ontime contract.
These thing we will never recover. So, 100% retro is still feeding Jeff's ego. Anything less is giving into his greed and addiction. If I were king, I would have Jeff make penalty payments from his bonus to us for not having an ontime contract.
#106
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Can anybody make an EDUCATED guess on how long it would take to get to ORD on the Guppy if I go to CAL now? Seven minutes till the Bears play so hurry up.
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Has anyone calculated what they think their retro pay would be using
snapshots of Delta pay rates during the years 2009 (LCAL), 2010, 2011, and 2012 instead of a straight line method of initial JCBA pay raise multiplied by the time since amendable dates? Could this explain where the 400 million figure came from during negotiations (if in fact that is the true amount agreed upon)?
snapshots of Delta pay rates during the years 2009 (LCAL), 2010, 2011, and 2012 instead of a straight line method of initial JCBA pay raise multiplied by the time since amendable dates? Could this explain where the 400 million figure came from during negotiations (if in fact that is the true amount agreed upon)?
#110
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You Sir, are clueless. Your so called influential CLE Reps are the reasons our MEC is so effed up. The LAX F/O Rep has been fighting the GOB mindset since he was elected and along with the LAX CA and IAH Rep's are trying to change things for the better.
Once again, it might behoove you to know what the heck you are talking about before spouting off with such erroneous information.
Once again, it might behoove you to know what the heck you are talking about before spouting off with such erroneous information.
If you disagree with that then you are clueless.
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