buscap
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While normally not one to beat a dead horse, I would like to make one more point about the paycut issue. For any 50 seat driver at ASA who thinks they will not be taking a paycut under the present matched language, consider this: Pay parody between the 50 and 70 equates to lopping off the entire top of the payscale. This is a paycut for ALL ASA pilots.
You may not be on the 70 today, and you may have plans to move on to another company. But remember, we are all one speeding ticket, DUI, traffic accident, divorce, family tragedy, or personal illness, away from being stuck at ASA.
We can be bought off on this pay issue, but it would take drastic quality-of-life, scope, commuter clause, and workrule improvements to do it. I have not seen a single proposed tradeoff which would even come close to justifying a paycut at a profitable company.
Unguaranteed promises of growth are not a good trade for paycuts.
The threat of asset transfer and whipsaw is not a good reason to take a paycut. It is a good reason to go on strike. It is a good reason to stand strong and do everyrthing in our power to make ASA the best airline we can.
You may not be on the 70 today, and you may have plans to move on to another company. But remember, we are all one speeding ticket, DUI, traffic accident, divorce, family tragedy, or personal illness, away from being stuck at ASA.
We can be bought off on this pay issue, but it would take drastic quality-of-life, scope, commuter clause, and workrule improvements to do it. I have not seen a single proposed tradeoff which would even come close to justifying a paycut at a profitable company.
Unguaranteed promises of growth are not a good trade for paycuts.
The threat of asset transfer and whipsaw is not a good reason to take a paycut. It is a good reason to go on strike. It is a good reason to stand strong and do everyrthing in our power to make ASA the best airline we can.