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ASA pay is and will be much higher

If you notice here are the current proposals for ASA. The ASA pilots already have a higher rate on the CR7 and it will be higher WITH duty rigs and Profit sharing added to that higher rate.
http://asanegotiations.alpa.org/Progress2.html

Some might say yeah these are just proposals, but if I'm not mistaken ASA MEC said no to the Companies last offer and hence said they are at the bottem line. I suspect when the deal is cut it will be very close the unions last proposal. Not to mention union pilots always have the ability to say NO.
 
I'd rather have whatever compensates me the most.

In a survey of our pilots, the large majority indicated that PBS has been an improvement over the old system.

And that survey was done by SAPA? The SAPA that is 100% funded by Skywest?
 
Not hating management and not having ALPA have nothing to do with eachother.

However, I do believe ALPA is likely to be voted in. I am sick of being nickled and dimed to death. Just last week I was told that I couldn't pick up a trip for JR man pay because it was on a vacation day. WHERE THE FK DID THAT COME FROM?!?! They just make stuff up, and I AM SICK OF IT! How many times do they arbitrarily change policy in labor's favor?

I like this airline, but I know it could be much better.

So then why didn't ask to speak to a supv or higher? Or talk to the MOD?
 
Pbs

Also did you see NO PBS in ALPA proposal to MGT, it is not going to be forced on the pilots at ASA. With a union at Sky West better work rules could be negotiated to support the PBS system.
 
So you would rather have a bonus plan, tied to the airlines performance, at an airline than a secured hourly rate?

The way ASA is managed, and the lies they feed pilots, give me the secured hourly rate. Anyday.

Hoser
 
In a survey of our pilots, the large majority indicated that PBS has been an improvement over the old system.

You have proof of that survey? Our (ASA ALPA) research shows PBS isn't all that great. Now that we have an outstanding scheduling section already TA'd, it's no wonder that the company wants PBS. I'll stick with the new scheduling section in the new contract.

After we vote the new contract in, we'll entertain PBS, but it will benefit the ASA pilots. You can take that to the bank.

Hoser
 
You just don't understand do you. And No-Friggin-Way does ALPA get on Skywest' property. Sorry man if you were counting on them to integrate the two and make your job at ASA better. I dont care if you make 10 more an hour at every step up the ladder. The Skywest pilot will bring home way more than you and have a better QOL. It is great being at an airline and not hating management. Good luck though. ALPA SUCKS

You know, I used to think that I would feel bad for you guys if JA came in one day and said "the pilots make too much" and took some of that away. Now I don't know that I would. You guys just don't realize that there is nothing protecting that wonderful working agreement that you have. JA can change it anytime he wants, and there is nothing that you can do about it. And one day JA is going to retire, and then where will you be? And it will be too late, and then you will be on here crying that mean management is taking your pay and benefits away and you can't fight it...oh well, but you can bet I will be here to say I told you so.
 
Usualy when something is real good you can't stop people from getting into it. But when others try to scare you or shame you into it you gotta beware.
 
Let's see. We vote ALPA in and we get merged under the more senior ASA guys. That should be fun. I know Cactus and US Airways are enjoying that process.
 
Well Skywest pilots work about 3-4 more weeks than ASA pilots a year. You would make more than, but you are at work and we are on vacation !

How is your vacation time-that is right just 7 days off and then back to work !! That sucks..

We may have like 13-16 days off in a row with just one week of vacation !! THAT ROCKS when you have 3 weeks a year.. Thanks ALPA

Thanks too for Mgmt. not being able to change the rules everyday, and great Insurance, and assurance of having a job and someone to fight for me !

Skywest pilots want to move on to other ALPA carriers !!! UMH Fedex, CAL, DAL,UAL, etc..
 
Let's see. We vote ALPA in and we get merged under the more senior ASA guys. That should be fun. I know Cactus and US Airways are enjoying that process.


Get the info right about that merge! The MEC for US East came in with DOH. The mediator TOLD THEM NOT GOING TO HAPPEN! He then said come back with something different! What did they do....came back with DOH AGAIN!:confused: So...what did they get....what the mediator saw fit! US East was about to go away for good! Those guys should all be greatful that they still have a job.
ASA on the other hand is NOTHING but a MONEY MAKING MACHINE! We were sold for a "Quick Buck" only....If the merge were to ever happen, and believe me, it would be better for ALL the pilots, it would most likely be a percentenge type merger with fences etc~! Hopefully you guys/gals see the IMPORTANCE of a Union! If not...I fear what will happen to your future jobs...and I won't feel bad about it ONE BIT!
Good Luck on the vote!:cool:
 
so, we have it better here, but you'll cast a vote to make us more like other places that are ALPA (ASA, MESA, Comair, etc.)

why?

if we voted alpa in, it does not mean we will instantly and automatically be more like every other alpa carrier out there. and besides not every other alpa carrier is bad either. and even with the ones that are (mesa for ex.), one should consider what they were like prior to having alpa. besides, alpa at each airline is only as strong as the pilots who make up the committee... alpa may not be the greatest thing on earth and obviously not everyone wants it. but people need to be a little bit more open minded before making a decision.
 

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