prtyprtyprncss
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I wouldn't call that a benefit at all. Well, maybe for you to gain seniority at my loss, but that's about it. At least a loss of aircraft/flying goes in reverse seniority order, or would you have me leave first too to protect your schedule?!?Don't forget that you are also avoiding the unknown of an assent transfer if there was no jcba. In other words, you now have much more job security. I would say that is a pretty big benefit.
On a side note, I am one of many at mesaba who is getting pretty much the same contract I have now with slight increases in work rules for line holders, and much worse for reserve rules and a little better health care while some at colgan and pinnacle are getting double digit pay raises and QOL improvements to their rules. I am just saying......what goes around comes around right?
I wouldn't call that a benefit at all. Well, maybe for you to gain seniority at my loss, but that's about it. At least a loss of aircraft/flying goes in reverse seniority order, or would you have me leave first too to protect your schedule?!?
With relative seniority he might be anyway. And from his earlier posts for a long, long time.Would you rather be an FO?
Seems either way I have the possibility to lose QOL/Pay. I will speak to my reps, hope for the best, and bid to move with the aircraft (or not) to protect MY QOL. Hope you enjoy the enhancements over TA1 that XJs entrance to this merger brought you though.With Mesaba losing the saabs and facing furloughs, would you rather not have a SLI and take your chances with your current contract language when the asset transfer happens? If there is little to no benefit to the XJ group, are you going to vote no on the TA?
It will be up to the 9 guys to figure out our new list. Lets just hope they come up with something fair. On a side note, I am one of many at mesaba who is getting pretty much the same contract I have now with slight increases in work rules for line holders, and much worse for reserve rules and a little better health care while some at colgan and pinnacle are getting double digit pay raises and QOL improvements to their rules. I am just saying......what goes around comes around right?
Seems either way I have the possibility to lose QOL/Pay. I will speak to my reps, hope for the best, and bid to move with the aircraft (or not) to protect MY QOL. Hope you enjoy the enhancements over TA1 that XJs entrance to this merger brought you though.
This is why you cannot discuss the SLI during JCBA negotiations. The contract must be fair on it's own merits. And voted in or not, on those merits. The SLI can however discuss the windfalls gained in the JCBA.
Well... I'd say were working under the same contract. I suspect the 9L guys aren't feeling so "equal" with the Saab and Q400 rates.So are you saying 9E and 9L pilots will get a better contract than XJ? Or will we be equal, and have the same pay and benefits?
9E was already GOING to get a similar contract (eventually). This JCBA did not exceed our contract requirements set by the MEC. We have what we were going to get anyways. So, I consider us equal. Which coincidentally, we are.
I'm lost. What does the "this" in your question refer to?Explain how you or your MEC are responsible for this beyond having scope in your contract? If it is only scope, that is a pretty weak argument.
Still confusing Section 6 with the JCBA. The whole point was to merge the 3 contracts and adapt language. The win was to pick the best of all three. We had to trade some good for some bad. Thus the loss in 9E insurance. There was never a chance at negotiating a contract above the best of the three. They did well. My only complaint is the carve outs in pay (Saab/Q) and min day.So your saying your greatly skilled negotiators brought jack to the table for you. Not so skilled in my eyes.
Seems either way I have the possibility to lose QOL/Pay. I will speak to my reps, hope for the best, and bid to move with the aircraft (or not) to protect MY QOL. Hope you enjoy the enhancements over TA1 that XJs entrance to this merger brought you though.
This is why you cannot discuss the SLI during JCBA negotiations. The contract must be fair on it's own merits. And voted in or not, on those merits. The SLI can however discuss the windfalls gained in the JCBA.
If you underlined it, it didn't show up in the app I use to post. And apologize to have you restate the question.I will underline it again for you.
How exactly is XJ responsible for the enhancements beyond your scope. The contents of the contract would have been achieved when our time on ice expired. As I said, the JCBA did not exceed the requirements set by our MEC, and they gave the negotiators strict orders not to bother agreeing to less than our requirements. When the NMB took us off ice, we would have achieved something similar to JCBA.
The people responsible for TA1 were removed and those negotiating on our behalf for TA2 were top notch.
Your scope, and the companies desire to move aircraft led to the JCBA. I give you marginal credit for the scope provisions, nothing more.
If you underlined it, it didn't show up in the app I use to post. And apologize to have you restate the question.
My rebuttal would be...
When? 2 wks? 2 years? 6 years?
And are you sure it would be equal? I can remember people pounding their fists and saying Comair or better during our negotiations '04. Needless to say we signed for less. Never count on an aircraft until you finish IOE on it, a payrate until your cashing the check, or a contract until your holding your own paper copy. Everything else is speculation and wishful thinking.
Dude, I'm not saying bow down to XJ guys or their contract. Just give some credit that we brought a contract with some good provisions and overall have help the process of merging these 3 companies with terms good for all of us.