millhouse21
No longer in the Sand Box
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StaySeated said:Oh my god I can already see the nerds running around this plane with their digital cameras and pushing each other to get in and sit in their cool new plane.
This is a classic used car sales ploy. Instead of taking the car for a test drive, you tell the sucker, er buyer, to take the car home for the night. "Put her in your garage, drive it to work in the morning". They go home and pick up the wife in the new car and the sale is done right then and there. Fred is fishing for 51% and he knows he already has all the poor bastards on reserve. What makes this whole thing pathetic is that it will probably work. What the heck, a two or three year pay freeze isn't a concession even though it takes tens of millions of dollars directly out of your pocket.
It will be interesting to see if the Comair pilots trade pay for growth. How many posts have been on this site about Comair pilots complaining that other regional pilots are doing this?
A five-year CRJ captain with an anniversary date of July 1 who remains in that position will enter the pay freeze at the five-year pay scale of $68.13. At years six and seven, the pay scale would remain at $68.13. When the freeze ends and longevity resumes, at his anniversary date the captain would receive a rate of $70.23, which would be the next longevity bump.
ExFokkerFlyer said:
That sounds like a pay cut to me. With a three year freeze, going from 5 to 8 years with the company, you end up with 6 year pay? Tell me how that is not a cut?
capt. megadeth said:Like totally dude! My question is is if you have a job at Comair already, why the fu$% would you take a pay freeze to get more airplanes? I know, I know schedulng QOL blah blah blah....but still it is crazy