Question on Net Jet Appl. Re: Pay

[Lrjet55]

The application says 28k to start, but you can expect around 41k.

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[Snakeplt]

There is no way you will make enough ADDITIONAL money in your first year due to the 3 -6 months (YES I SAID 6 months) it will take for our mis-management to get you through all of the training. Aircraft training is the big block and with the current maintenance issues on all the fleets, it may be longer. One individual in my indoc took a full 6.5 months to finish and another 5. No TIPS, NO PER DIEM (except when you are in CMH doing training). $28k is about right...give or take $18.50. JUST SAY NO !!!

 

[rice]

GF,

I think the exact answer from the MEC that I saw was something like -



So, the way I read that is the junior guys can plan on continuing to receive food stamps in order to feed their families for the duration of this contract. That is if this TA passes and the new MEC doesn't get a crack at doing a better job.

But keep applying guys...NutJets..where you can fly millionaires for peanuts.

I just started reading "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and the first lesson learned is;

"the poor and middle class work for money, while the rich have their money work for them"

I feel for all you guys over there, no one should be working for peanuts.

 

[On Your Six]

Looks like time to strike...

Seriously, when CAN you guys officially strike (maybe just estimates) because the numbers and rampant disrespect I am hearing ain't gonna fly.... I say STRIKE SOON and show Warren who's boss!

 

[Lord Wakefield]

Did somebody say $27K/yr to jump in a fire?

http://forums.flightinfo.com/misc.php?do=getsmilies&wysiwyg=0&forumid=14#

 

[Snakeplt]

It's official. FO pay will stay THE SAME or nearly so. COME ON ALL OF YOU DREAMERS...GET THOSE RESUME's INTO NETSUCKs so you too can live like a pauper flying the richest people on the planet around. $28k...whoops, I mean $29.5k will be a GREAT opportunity for all of the new-hires !!!

 

[infoman]

Snakepelt,

How do you know what FO pay will be? Are you sitting in on the negotiations? You must be on the MEC.

Current FO pay 27,000 first year. Fact.
What our new contract will be. Who knows? We have not even seen the new proposal to vote on. Fact.

Infoman.

 

[boxhauler]

On Your Six - Can't strike until mediator releases both parties to self-help. As long as both parties negotiate in good faith, mediation continues. Mediator has control and by releasing us, he is admitting defeat. Liklihood is slim anytime soon. If released after a couple of T/A get turned down, pilots will strike in a heartbeat.

 

[Flyingdutchman]

Starting pay for a first year co-pilot in Europe is E 40.500! (1 euro = 1.23 dollar)
Why can't you guys get the same deal? you deserve it.. good luck!

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facts about NJE

1 - 18 on, 12 off
2- new hire pay: 40.500 euro a year minimum
3- first aircraft type:Citation b or xl,Hawker or F2000 ;it depends on the needs
4- 3 to 4 legs a day on average
5- Most frequent destinations in the UK, France,

 

[netjetwife]

Appx 50 of those are FO's on FO pay.

WOW What an honor! And what does my family get for this! Well let's see--

3yr old Anna--misses her daddy 17days a month, and wonders why she can't go to nursery school like her friend. (too expensive)

Morgan-8yrs 3rd grade---poor kid/reduced price lunch, missed out on Cub Scouts because it costs too much money and Dad can't participate enough. Wears hand-me-down clothes to school. Blames Mom because she says everything he wants is "too expensive".

Nic--18--works summers to help pay for college, hopes that savings will stretch and knows that Mom has to keep driving her 14yr old car, so he doesn't get it.

Mom-is tired of being a single parent half the month for a budget that can't justify the sacrifices she makes, lives a life of denial, and tells her kids No all the time when they ask for treats.

Dad--works his butt off for $28 K a year, feels betrayed, embarassed, and disgusted. Is getting very bitter having to watch the rich px tip everyone else on the flight line but the pilots that got him safely there.

N ever enough time at home
E verything is too expensive
T oo embarassed by FO pay
J ust one lie after another
E xploited by the company
T oo many very long days
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