After15+ years, I'll settle for 10/140. In FO indoc Kenn promised we would be the highest paid in the fractional industry. Now, even with Red Label, we will not have the highest paid.
I will not
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After15+ years, I'll settle for 10/140. In FO indoc Kenn promised we would be the highest paid in the fractional industry. Now, even with Red Label, we will not have the highest paid.
Well for what its worth, you just cost about 5000.00 off of the contract with that attitude. Wow. How many NJ guys have you ever heard saying that crap
GC, I do understand that 10/140 is a pay increase for the majority of Onesky pilots but you and the rest need to understand that is is not for a good portion of us. The next question I have is what work rules do the Options pilots have with the 1108 that are better than what Flex pilots have without? I know that the twitch response is that what y'all have is locked in and "can't be changed by an email on Friday afternoon". But really what is so different?
GC, I do understand that 10/140 is a pay increase for the majority of Onesky pilots but you and the rest need to understand that is is not for a good portion of us. The next question I have is what work rules do the Options pilots have with the 1108 that are better than what Flex pilots have without? I know that the twitch response is that what y'all have is locked in and "can't be changed by an email on Friday afternoon". But really what is so different?
GC, I do understand that 10/140 is a pay increase for the majority of Onesky pilots but you and the rest need to understand that is is not for a good portion of us. The next question I have is what work rules do the Options pilots have with the 1108 that are better than what Flex pilots have without? I know that the twitch response is that what y'all have is locked in and "can't be changed by an email on Friday afternoon". But really what is so different?
Hank, if you want to hear a more balanced account of what the real issues and problems are at Flexjet/FO, you need to go elsewhere?..this board hosts an unrelenting stream of IBT zealots who regurgitate their bile, half(third)truths, and propagate the BIG LIE.
Regards,
WL/RH/BIGFOOT...
Uh, we've been there for months.
WL
Hank, if you want to hear a more balanced account of what the real issues and problems are at Flexjet/FO, you need to go elsewhere?..
Hank, Handscrew keeps insisting the union put in writing exactly what the seniority list will be when the SLI is done. SLI involves a negotiation, therefore it is impossible to say exactly what the final list will be. Since he demands the impossible from the union, it is absolutely fair that we pilots demand he live up to that same standard! He is, after all, the one who set that as the standard.
See there you "union" lovers go misspelling his name again. When are you gonna learn it's not spelled the way it sounds?
Make an effort to be correct please. It's Handskrew.
I believe it's dutch in origin. You know, Amsterdam where prostitution is an accepted part of culture and "smokin' and drankin'" King Kenn's special blend really messes with your senses and vision.
Seriously though a concern from another board I read is the issue of SLI arbitration. If we go non-union the way Handskrew is suggesting and SLI ends up in arbitration, who will pay the Flexjet costs? The union side answered honestly and said we would have to pay ourselves while Flops would still have funds available through the IBT since single carrier was started by them while they were still members.
That is a potential, actually likely, scenario because IMHO both sides will have lost their motivation to unite as a single group with the IBT to foster any real unity. Ricci certainly won't encourage cohesiveness because his entire plan rests on division and acrimony. Unity is probably Ricci's biggest fear but he is using the "sheep and cheap" mentality of pilots to further his agenda of no union. Easy pickings for our Flexjet group.
So in that likely scenario why doesn't management commit right now to funding arbitration costs for Flex pilots. Afterall, doing so certainly would quickly prove Rick's arguments. Hell it might even make me wonder if I've got it all wrong.
Or is the smoking gun that proves his lies the fact he won't commit to it? Remember, he'll argue management is already implementing SLI but that's not really true. They are implementing list transfers. Integration can only legally happen through committee and management is purposefully shut out of the process under MB.
Can someone please ask this question directly?