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Why would you be pissed? You've never planned on coming over. Please don't tell me you're having a change of heart.

I'm only leaving because of the lost seniority, Sherlock.
 
Well, at least you finally got something right. Seniority is measured in relative percentage, not in years. Hence why we are so pissed off at how much seniority we lost.

"Some are pissed over lost seniority" But all are happy to be employed... as voted on and approved by 83% of the membership. (he forgot to add)
 
You can always leave and go to any of the other airlines - obtw you will be at the bottom of their seniority list unless you buy your own airline
 
Seniority is measured in relative percentage, not in years.
Dam, that is twice in one month I agree with you. However, 90% of our pilots will spit out years and months if you ask them how much seniority they lost.

As Dan Katz and Jeff Freund have both argued at various points in their careers, a DOH only has value within one's particular airline. For example, a 1999 DOH at United has a much different value and career expectations than a 1999 DOH at Continental.
 

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