Frontier Negotiations Discussion
#1221
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Position: A320 CA
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The union will announce that an AIP was reached on April 20th. Full details of the AIP will not be immediately available, but will trickle out until the actual document is finally released on approximately April 27th. Voting will close sometime mid-May.
The agreement will be marginal, but the sales job will be epic. The contract will pass with a 75/25 margin.
New pay rates will be effective on the June 5 paycheck. Any positive changes to work rules will be implemented “as soon as practical” [or never—see open time live and automated trip-splitting, circa 2007). Bad stuff will be implemented immediately.
5 year agreement with 3 years of contentious negotiations to follow that will effectively mean we’ll be 10% under the market to start and 3 contract cycles behind the market before we vote on our next TA in 2015.
Other than that, my crystal ball is a bit murky.
The agreement will be marginal, but the sales job will be epic. The contract will pass with a 75/25 margin.
New pay rates will be effective on the June 5 paycheck. Any positive changes to work rules will be implemented “as soon as practical” [or never—see open time live and automated trip-splitting, circa 2007). Bad stuff will be implemented immediately.
5 year agreement with 3 years of contentious negotiations to follow that will effectively mean we’ll be 10% under the market to start and 3 contract cycles behind the market before we vote on our next TA in 2015.
Other than that, my crystal ball is a bit murky.
#1222
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#1225
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Position: Bus CA
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The union will announce that an AIP was reached on April 20th. Full details of the AIP will not be immediately available, but will trickle out until the actual document is finally released on approximately April 27th. Voting will close sometime mid-May.
The agreement will be marginal, but the sales job will be epic. The contract will pass with a 75/25 margin.
New pay rates will be effective on the June 5 paycheck. Any positive changes to work rules will be implemented “as soon as practical” [or never—see open time live and automated trip-splitting, circa 2007). Bad stuff will be implemented immediately.
5 year agreement with 3 years of contentious negotiations to follow that will effectively mean we’ll be 10% under the market to start and 3 contract cycles behind the market before we vote on our next TA in 2015.
Other than that, my crystal ball is a bit murky.
The agreement will be marginal, but the sales job will be epic. The contract will pass with a 75/25 margin.
New pay rates will be effective on the June 5 paycheck. Any positive changes to work rules will be implemented “as soon as practical” [or never—see open time live and automated trip-splitting, circa 2007). Bad stuff will be implemented immediately.
5 year agreement with 3 years of contentious negotiations to follow that will effectively mean we’ll be 10% under the market to start and 3 contract cycles behind the market before we vote on our next TA in 2015.
Other than that, my crystal ball is a bit murky.
#1226
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Position: A318-320 Front row, left of center
Posts: 49
Both groups will present final proposals mid April. The NMB is the referee, if there is an agreement then we have a AIP. If the pilots appear in the NMB’s view unreasonable we could get iced. If the company is unreasonable we could get released.
Honestly getting released in my opinion will result in the best TA.
#1227
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Position: A320 CA
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#1228
I wish.
Both groups will present final proposals mid April. The NMB is the referee, if there is an agreement then we have a AIP. If the pilots appear in the NMB’s view unreasonable we could get iced. If the company is unreasonable we could get released.
Honestly getting released in my opinion will result in the best TA.
Both groups will present final proposals mid April. The NMB is the referee, if there is an agreement then we have a AIP. If the pilots appear in the NMB’s view unreasonable we could get iced. If the company is unreasonable we could get released.
Honestly getting released in my opinion will result in the best TA.
#1229
The union will announce that an AIP was reached on April 20th. Full details of the AIP will not be immediately available, but will trickle out until the actual document is finally released on approximately April 27th. Voting will close sometime mid-May.
The agreement will be marginal, but the sales job will be epic. The contract will pass with a 75/25 margin.
New pay rates will be effective on the June 5 paycheck. Any positive changes to work rules will be implemented “as soon as practical” [or never—see open time live and automated trip-splitting, circa 2007). Bad stuff will be implemented immediately.
5 year agreement with 3 years of contentious negotiations to follow that will effectively mean we’ll be 10% under the market to start and 3 contract cycles behind the market before we vote on our next TA in 2015.
Other than that, my crystal ball is a bit murky.
The agreement will be marginal, but the sales job will be epic. The contract will pass with a 75/25 margin.
New pay rates will be effective on the June 5 paycheck. Any positive changes to work rules will be implemented “as soon as practical” [or never—see open time live and automated trip-splitting, circa 2007). Bad stuff will be implemented immediately.
5 year agreement with 3 years of contentious negotiations to follow that will effectively mean we’ll be 10% under the market to start and 3 contract cycles behind the market before we vote on our next TA in 2015.
Other than that, my crystal ball is a bit murky.
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