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Rumor or source? 18/5/5 sounds great unless of course you are funding it on the backside with PS or something else. So basically those numbers mean nothing without the entire section 3 to look at.
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No need to laugh. Let's just find out. Are we negotiating in public, or aren't we? No fair just releasing the AIP's and company opener, and not show the rest. Do we deserve to know what the reps are debating over, or don't we?
#15
"I don't believe we've made that public yet." when the old MEC chair was asked a direct question about the JV grievance settlement prior to the TA1 vote. Stalling much? Where's the A321 Delta dot? Those arbitrators must be doing a great job, they are deciding the half way point between two numbers right? To what decimal place? I have a calculator they could borrow.
#16
Good point. Profit sharing is our only protection while the company invests our profits in everything under the sun. We can't let the camel's nose anywhere near that tent.
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I'll agree with H50 as well. It might work in reverse when GOL/Trainer/VA (and whatever else) lose money, but I see your point. It's galling to think that the company invests money we help them earn, into other entities, and we might not benefit.
I don't have qualms about monetizing the low end of PS, but not having upside protection is a non-starter. In theory, you could have the best of both worlds by monetizing the low end, and keeping the upper-end, but we'd be arguing for years about what's a raise, and what isn't. At this juncture, if you're looking for consensus so we can move out of our own way, I think PS must be mostly intact.
I don't have qualms about monetizing the low end of PS, but not having upside protection is a non-starter. In theory, you could have the best of both worlds by monetizing the low end, and keeping the upper-end, but we'd be arguing for years about what's a raise, and what isn't. At this juncture, if you're looking for consensus so we can move out of our own way, I think PS must be mostly intact.
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