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pow ! take that moe merchant
lets go with air whiskey dooshe!
beat that pay scale peckerwood

Reading isn't your strong point is it? Read the original question again, then get back to me...
 
It's funny that he always complains about the union like it's the root of all evil, but yet he stays at a unionized carrier. If I was that miserable about it I'd leave.

Is it any funnier than the union cheerleaders running around claiming that Skywest is the root of all evil?

I'm not miserable here at all...If I was miserable here, I would most certainly leave.
 
I think your blame is misguided-look at the management team in place there at ASA. Is it the union's fault that you have to check your paycheck every month for major errors? Is it their fault that you can't get monthly bid awards out on time? How would being non-union solve these problems? I don't think it makes a difference either way whether you have one or not for stuff like this. Not a union cheerleader at all here, I just think the blame can be spread around a little more.
 
(skywest) aka union coattail riders

Which regional hasn't furloughed and pays near the top?

There ya go moe.

Who cares moe Air Whiskey pays the best. Try and top that ?

Let's go with, sky west sucks! Let the non union feeder whipsawing begin.

Reading / writing comprehension isn't your strong point either huh dip sh!t ?
 
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I think your blame is misguided-look at the management team in place there at ASA. Is it the union's fault that you have to check your paycheck every month for major errors? Is it their fault that you can't get monthly bid awards out on time? How would being non-union solve these problems? I don't think it makes a difference either way whether you have one or not for stuff like this. Not a union cheerleader at all here, I just think the blame can be spread around a little more.

You're missing the point. How is it Skywest's fault that we all have to compete with each other? How is it Skywest's fault that most of the downward pressure on ASA comes from UNION carriers? I'm not blaiming everything on ALPA. I'm also not blaiming Skywest and I'm not blaiming them for not being union either.

I would much rather work for Skywest without any union than work for Mesa, or Trans States, or Republic, or the old ASA with a union. The union is largely powerless in this market driven business and it is much more important to have good management.

Which regional management would you rather have? In the end, whether or not we are ALPA has little to do with what we will make and what rules we work under. In the end, as long as we are union, Skywest will always be separate and will always get treated better. Not saying I like that, but I believe that is what will happen.

The blame is spread around...However none of it really can be pointed at Skywest. They are players in a game, and they play it better than most. I hate the game, and I admire those who play it well. ALPA hasn't played so well.
 
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There ya go moe.

Who cares moe Air Whiskey pays the best. Try and top that ?

Let's go with, sky west sucks! Let the non union feeder whipsawing begin.

Reading / writing comprehension isn't your strong point either huh dip sh!t ?

Air Whiskey has furloughed. Air Whiskey lost the United contract because of their cost. You need to worry more about Pinnacle than Skywest. The downward pressure is coming from your union "brothers and sisters".
 
Here's a question for you.

Do you think Skywest just arbitrarily made up those payscales, or did they take the high average of ALPA's payscale?

Must be nice to get union benefits without paying for them!
 
Here's a question for you.

Do you think Skywest just arbitrarily made up those payscales, or did they take the high average of ALPA's payscale?

Must be nice to get union benefits without paying for them!

Here's a question for you.

Do you think Skywest will continue to pay those payscales if they unionize?

It's nice to have smart management that knows how the game is played....It's too bad the unions aren't as smart as management...
 
well, enjoy your time at your unionized carrier-i guess the question remains-why don't you just jump over to skywest if the grass is so much greener? you said yourself you would much rather work for them.
 
Here's a question for you.

Do you think Skywest will continue to pay those payscales if they unionize?

It's nice to have smart management that knows how the game is played....It's too bad the unions aren't as smart as management...

It's nice to know that the the joe merchant types at skywest can't realize that they, like everyone else in the regional business, is just leased crew. I'm sure you'll argue the point of ground service etc. and before you do, spare us. Oh and smart management that's funny. try CHEAP non union labor.
it's obvious to everyone but you, this argument was mute out of the gate.
even the Mighty skypest won't be around in the same form forever.
Get used to it.
 
It's nice to know that the the joe merchant types at skywest can't realize that they, like everyone else in the regional business, is just leased crew. I'm sure you'll argue the point of ground service etc. and before you do, spare us. Oh and smart management that's funny. try CHEAP non union labor.
it's obvious to everyone but you, this argument was mute out of the gate.
even the Mighty skypest won't be around in the same form forever.
Get used to it.






Joe doesn't work for Skywest, he's at ASA which has a union.
 
Here's a question for you.

Do you think Skywest will continue to pay those payscales if they unionize?

It's nice to have smart management that knows how the game is played....It's too bad the unions aren't as smart as management...


Ehhh, yeah. They would have to. Of course they would lose a lot of flying if they unionized, and I am certainly not saying it is in Skywest pilots' best interest to do so.


I don't disagree with the second part, but it also proves my point. Skywest pilots get the benefits of union negotiations without paying dues.
Third, Why are you are calling yourself and your own pilot group dumb? Why did you vote in a bunch of guys you think are stupid?
 

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