Vacancy Bid 24-101
#91
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UPS didn't care about putting water on the aircraft at one point. They didn't care about catering, proper rest, reserves being on call 24/7, sleep rooms, decent pay, rest modules, etc, yet those are all gains we've made over the years, amongst others. Our job is to make them care. We've been successful in the past & I expect real gains to be made on the scheduling front in the next contract. I'm prepared to give the EB whatever ammunition they ask for as we delve into negotiations. If said gains are not there at the end of the day, I'm prepared to vote accordingly.
#92
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Joined: Oct 2019
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UPS didn't care about putting water on the aircraft at one point. They didn't care about catering, proper rest, reserves being on call 24/7, sleep rooms, decent pay, rest modules, etc, yet those are all gains we've made over the years, amongst others. Our job is to make them care. We've been successful in the past & I expect real gains to be made on the scheduling front in the next contract. I'm prepared to give the EB whatever ammunition they ask for as we delve into negotiations. If said gains are not there at the end of the day, I'm prepared to vote accordingly.
#93
Originally Posted by Trip7x
There’s a reason why so many people bypass upgrading.
#94
There's lots of reasons why "so many people" bypass upgrade at every airline - most of them involve QOL relating around bidding power for schedules, vacation and training. That said, our bypass percentage has been pretty typical over the last decade compared with our peers, but we definitely haven't had the super-fast upgrade that others have had. Factors in that are our inability to bid back to FO, as well a single payscale vs. differential pay.
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