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Haven't you seen the T/A? Its coming out of the pilots pay now.mike said:What effect does the higher fuel price have on your operation?
LOL. Is the rumor true you guys will be paying for Jepps and all that to?Live4flyng said:Haven't you seen the T/A? Its coming out of the pilots pay now.
Aw c'mon...don't tell them you're joking. Let 'em run with it!NJAowner said:We just received a letter stating that in lieu of charging us the fuel surcharges, if the contract passes, the Company would use the money saved from pilot raises to offset increases in the fuel surcharges.
Only joking .. but I know some on this board think that somehow it comes out of the pilots $$$.
Fly safe.
Hawkered said:Oh Griz...poor Griz!
By the way, your insistence of NJA owner's identity is in contravention of the confidentiality agreement you signed when you came here.
Hawkered said:Anyway, we'll see about the T/A, I think it's in the bag!
Hawkered said:Oh, one more thing, how'd you get so screwed up like that loading bags in NJ? Not a pre-existing condition is it?
Hawkered said:Crawdaddy,
You have absolutely no legal expertise. It is very apparent.
The agreement is very enforcable and it is still part of the new-hire indoctrination.
Hawkered said:Crawdaddy,
You have absolutely no legal expertise. It is very apparent.
The agreement is very enforcable and it is still part of the new-hire indoctrination.
Griz said:No, it's your head in the bag...or somewhere else dark. Over 1050 pilots so far have felt so strongly about the current situation that they've signed petitions to remove ourselves from Local 284. That's a pretty major step in the middle of contract negotiations. How many more are unwilling to take that step but are still voting against this TA? 300? 400? You really are living in a dream world if you think this TA is going to pass
Griz said:Hawk..I'm done discussing this with you unless and until you have the courage to step out from behind the screen name. You've not raised any valid points and have resorted to attacking me personally because you know that your agenda is failing. It's obvious to anyone watching what is going on. You really undermine what little respect people have for your point of view when you act like a child not getting his / her way.
Hawkered, how often in this industry does a pilot get to start out as Captain? But then, my husband flies for NJA--famous for having 2 CAPTAINS in every plane! And that's not REALLY a lie. The lowly paid FOs DO have the credentials, after all. So do tell us ...how much should the FO be paid for his "assistance"? And exactly how many "big bucks" do YOU get for signing "a piece of paper"? For that matter, how long did YOU spend at FO pay?Hawkered said:NJA Owner, you will notice the same people posting over and over again. Netjets Wife's husband is a first officer. Despite his much publicised skills, his job description is, "to assist the captain". Sorry guys, you don't get the big bucks when you don't even sign a piece of paper.
Quite frankly, I am sick of the whining! You guys and girls that are sobbing here might be reminded that there are plenty of votes to go around and if you didn't get one, call the offices and get another.
The Hawke
Qualified \Qual"i*fied\, a. 1. Fitted by accomplishments or endowments.Hawkered said:two captain qualified crew are assigned
No doubt Hawkered is thankful that you've enlightened him on how the system works, and what having a type-rated F/O means. His 9800 hours indicates he's a relative newbie to flying and probably has a base of aviation knowledge akin to..say..a social group consisting of non-flying, pilot's wives?netjetwife said:Qualified \Qual"i*fied\, a. 1. Fitted by accomplishments or endowments.
Syn: Competent; fit; adapted.
Usage: Qualified, Competent. Competent is most commonly used with respect to native endowments and general ability suited to the performance of a task or duty; qualified with respect to specific acquirements and training.
In other words, my husband, and the other FOs could just as easily "sign the paper"; they lack the authority, NOT the skill.
It is common knowledge that companies which fail to pay well enough to attract/retain qualified workers have two options: increase the pay or lower the standards. Who would you rather fly with, an FO equally qualified to be the captain, or one less able to pull their weight in the cockpit?
LOL!! OMG!!netjetwife said:Hawkered, how often in this industry does a pilot get to start out as Captain? But then, my husband flies for NJA--famous for having 2 CAPTAINS in every plane! And that's not REALLY a lie. The lowly paid FOs DO have the credentials, after all. So do tell us ...how much should the FO be paid for his "assistance"? And exactly how many "big bucks" do YOU get for signing "a piece of paper"? For that matter, how long did YOU spend at FO pay?
What, no company-supplied comfort girls on RONs?Les Paul said:...All pilots should get retro pay, and signing bonus, and a new Cadillac.
Full company paid medical and dental and life insurance, and all mortagages and rent will be paid by the company.
Netjetswife husband is awarded "Pilot of the Decade" at an awards ceremony at the White House. In that ceremony they will play the CVR and FDR computer generated graphic of of his famed "Landing on a 3000 ft strip in the Mountains" that Netjetswife is brags about.
Netjetswife will rub elbows with VIP's, and cry as she is awarded "Mother of the Masses" by the Presidents Wife, while America the Beautiful is played by the Marine Corps Band....
I see that CatYaaak posted a reply. As much as I would love to be able to read his reply, unfortunately, Griz has chosen to ignore me, so I am ignoring Griz, but now Griz has chosen to ignore CatYaaak, so I must ignore CatYaaak because if Griz is ignoring him, and ignoring me, and I'm ignoring Griz, it only makes sense to ignore CatYaaak.CatYaaak said:Sorry....Hidden