Ahh, another person that doesn't understand how the labor department salary reporting requirements work. Do some research. Not to mention that everyone in Herndon deserves every dime and then some.
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Ahh, another person that doesn't understand how the labor department salary reporting requirements work. Do some research. Not to mention that everyone in Herndon deserves every dime and then some.
You're wrong.
DW was making over $400,000 per year in salary, a pension, paind Luxury sedan, expenses and some stock benefits. In all he was banking over $700 large/year.
If you say so, Duane.
So now it's $700k, huh? You guys really need to get informed. DW made nowhere close to either of those numbers. If you do a search, you'll probably find a description of how the Department of Labor requires unions to report salary information. I'm tired of explaining it.
It's Duane's boyfriend. They are both flying at non-ALPA airtran now but they are both very educated.
Back to the topic...where did you get the 2% info from or are the checks out and you found out that way?
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It's footbal Sunday and I assume you're intoxicated.
His total PACKAGE was 700K, over 400K of which was salary.
Your explanations and $1.50 won't get me coffee and Starbuck's.
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Looks like no one is cool unless they hate ALPA. Is that where the cool guys hang out? at the ALPA hater lunch table?
This thread was started from a guy who was whining about the hand that fed him.... he'd probably complain if someone gave him $100 in ones. The snotty retort...."why all ones...don't you have twenties?"
If the 2% is such a burden and you could've gotten a better bonus via some other means... then return it and go "get yours"
I was an ALPA officer and didn't make that much... not sure what crack pipe youor hittin on.... Infact there is only only one ALPA officer on salary. You probably don't even know who it is....
As long as we are defending the very and the only organization that has any concern for Air Line Pilots to its own members we will be ineffecient....
Your understanding and the time it takes for you to justify your irrational mindset as you try and cram your round peg of misinformation into the square hole of reality is causing the rest of us wonder if we will ever be effective....
I know, I know... its not your fault.... the consequences of YOUR career are never your responsibility....
This thread was started from a guy who was whining about the hand that fed him.... he'd probably complain if someone gave him $100 in ones. The snotty retort...."why all ones...don't you have twenties?"
If the 2% is such a burden and you could've gotten a better bonus via some other means... then return it and go "get yours"
I was an ALPA officer and didn't make that much... not sure what crack pipe youor hittin on.... Infact there is only only one ALPA officer on salary. You probably don't even know who it is....
As long as we are defending the very and the only organization that has any concern for Air Line Pilots to its own members we will be ineffecient....
Your understanding and the time it takes for you to justify your irrational mindset as you try and cram your round peg of misinformation into the square hole of reality is causing the rest of us wonder if we will ever be effective....
I know, I know... its not your fault.... the consequences of YOUR career are never your responsibility....
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2003 was the highest paid year for the ALPA president. When the big mainline concessions rolled in the president salary plummeted with everyone else.
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Actually, the formula was changed at the 2002 BOD so as to minimize the reduction due to the concessions.
The formula was changed from using the 6 highest ALPA carriers to using the 3 highest ALPA carriers...... This guaranteed that the pay would stay high.... FedEx didn't take concessions, and the Delta/NWA concessions hadn't taken effect yet...... ALPA took care of it's own......
These rates were in effect until the 2006 BOD....Your information is incorrect DoinTime.....
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National took care of its own, all right................selling many of us down the river to do it.
The fatcats stay fat.
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2003 president income - 372,728
2005 - 351,186
2006 - 348,345
Regardless of how you compile the average it is still the average. All said and done the ALPA president is woefully underpaid.
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You imply that you directly were "sold down the river." How so?
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