Any "Latest & Greatest about Delta?" Part 2
#881
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Oh and btw…contract leverage is gone for 2 yrs.
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Once upon a time, there was a campground. The best spots were near the water. The weather was pleasant and the food was excellent. Used to be the longest a person could stay there was a year, but then some stayed for five and demanded a special right to remain there for seven years.
This super-sized sense of entitlement annoyed the others and the sheer enormity of their luxury RV's was much envied. The owners never accounted for their pull-outs when figuring their floor space. None the less, they mostly *****ed and complained about theirs being too small. When times got tough and the camp ground shrank, some of the senior campers wanted to sell off the belongings of the soon-to-be homeless to add a helipad. Helipads are nice, but to some, this seemed a bit greedy.
You might say that the rest were not happy campers.
This super-sized sense of entitlement annoyed the others and the sheer enormity of their luxury RV's was much envied. The owners never accounted for their pull-outs when figuring their floor space. None the less, they mostly *****ed and complained about theirs being too small. When times got tough and the camp ground shrank, some of the senior campers wanted to sell off the belongings of the soon-to-be homeless to add a helipad. Helipads are nice, but to some, this seemed a bit greedy.
You might say that the rest were not happy campers.
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I can't believe pilots actually want to keep working till 65, much less to 67. I'd say some very poor financial decisions have been made or a couple of divorces (or they just love to fly). I'm thankful I don't have to work that long; I don't think I could do it.
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I believe the first paycheck that would reflect the new rate would be the end of month check the following month. So July 28th would mean august 31st check. September 15th (when the august pay is finalized) would be the first PAS that would have it. (To my knowledge the rate itself is on the PAS not the paystub)
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