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1-Free benefits
I agree.

2-live wherever we want, no comute
Incorrect. Where we want out of the bases available, but with all the limitations and exclusions, it will affect your ability to make money and control your QOL. Clearly this was a loss and the system we are surrendering is better.

3- hotel, airline, amex points
BFD. I have seen so many knock-off hotels that the points are not there anymore. Airline? I live in PHX, in my 11th year at NJA and it took until just a few months ago to get status. And wow, its AA...gollygeewhollickers its just awesome:rolleyes:

4- free crew meals (an airline guy will spend $200- $300 bucks on a 4 day trip)
I'd rather pay out of my pocket and get healthy food, or choice of what I eat. The salt infused 3 day old leftovers packaged in Saran Wrap is not good food. At least order our food from the same places as the owners (like it used to be before Suckall).

5- 4 weeks vacation
Agreed until the new Section 19 where you lose the value of two vacation days per vacation because the schedulers can move additional days into your month and the moved days do not get reduced by vacation days.

there are worst jobs outhere
It is "out there", two words. ;) And this is a loser's argument because if we keep saying that we risk letting ourselves become one of those worse jobs instead of holding ourselves up. "Oh the stove is on fire but the rest of the house is OK, so why fight the fire? I'm not worried about it because there are worse fires out there".

Above in red.
 
I consider it a Cadillac plan when I pay a mere $30 copy whether to my Primarynor a Specialist . When compared to others who pay $45 when on Medicare!

If you don't like your job , Leave it .

If you're in the gulfstream you have a very different job than groundpounder.
 
Here's what I think . Some of these guys believe they're sky Gods . Some have been in a good job their entire career or maybe 3 or 4 . Aviation is a wicked career at times and having been raked over the coals a few times I know what it's like to be grateful to have a Great job ! NetJets provides a wonderful Insurance package and pays a penalty for OUR Cadillac plan . We pay nothing ! We get 4 vacations a year , one every 3 months . We get benefits such as frequent flier miles , hotel points and AmEx points that we didn't have to spend money for !! Sometimes the hours are long , and if you're tired , say so and its taken care of . A lot of you have had your Type Ratings paid for by WB. My God man , think there's some Greed here ? If you hate your job , leave and give it to someone who would Love it ! Since so many of you think Regionals will pay you better , Adios:) ..... I for one am thankful , grateful and pleased .This raise is more than ample , the signing bonus , just that a Bonus . And I don't see any of you taking your check and giving it to anyone else .... Why should WB ? Remove his incentive to keep us in a job and he'll shut it down , and where will everyone go ? And if you really think you can walk into another job so easily with as bad as you say this is , you'd be gone already . So grow a set .

It's posts like this that keep people for reaching for more.

Oh it's good enough and he will shut it down if I upset the apple cart.

ZZZZZzZ
 
8 Year SIC

2015$77,174

2016$88,308

2017$92,765

2018$97,297

2019$102,772

2020$109,669

2021$115,778

2022$122,826

2023$126,511



63.9% Increase not including signing bonus.



First Year SIC

2015$56,875

2016$62,563

2017$65,720

2018$69,037

2019$73,971

2020$80,036

2021$85,758

2022$92,336

2023$99,908



75.6% Increase not including signing bonus.



If you are having difficulty reading the pay charts correctly call the union for an explanation.


You keep plastering this on every thread, but that doesn't make it right. This TA increases first year pay 10%. After a cost of living adjustment on the 2007 TA, that's about a 5% pay cut. Comparing the old year one pay to the new year 8 pay does not show the percentage of raise on this contract. The only way to determine that is to compare year 1 to year 1 and year 8 to year 8. This is first grade math and you are failing. You can rationalize this any way you want, but the company looked at where the biggest percentage of voters were on the pay scales and that is where the raises are. The new hires got thrown under the bus and then backed over again!
 

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