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11-19-2013, 09:52 AM
#551
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Joined APC: Nov 2005
Posts: 2,550
They are rewriting our PEA language again!
Good news is they are removing the non compete language and supposedly clearing up the automatic renewal of the agreement language.
Bad news, premium is still gone, and sick and vacation accrual, vacation allotment, health benefits, and true merger protections are still trailing industry average.
Good news is they are removing the non compete language and supposedly clearing up the automatic renewal of the agreement language.
Bad news, premium is still gone, and sick and vacation accrual, vacation allotment, health benefits, and true merger protections are still trailing industry average.
11-19-2013, 09:55 AM
#552
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Joined APC: Jan 2013
Position: 190 FO
Posts: 406
They are rewriting our PEA language again!
Good news is they are removing the non compete language and supposedly clearing up the automatic renewal of the agreement language.
Bad news, premium is still gone, sick and vacation accrual, vacation allotment, health benefits, and true merger protections are still trailing industry average.
Good news is they are removing the non compete language and supposedly clearing up the automatic renewal of the agreement language.
Bad news, premium is still gone, sick and vacation accrual, vacation allotment, health benefits, and true merger protections are still trailing industry average.
11-19-2013, 10:00 AM
#553
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Joined APC: May 2012
Posts: 1,099
Hey knucklehead there wasn't anything arrogant about my post.
When this outfit started we were the only ones hiring. We got whoever we wanted because those high time experienced pilots needed a job and, again, we were the only ones hiring.
Today, those types of pilots are not as prevalent therefore we are hiring what is out there.
When this outfit started we were the only ones hiring. We got whoever we wanted because those high time experienced pilots needed a job and, again, we were the only ones hiring.
Today, those types of pilots are not as prevalent therefore we are hiring what is out there.
11-19-2013, 10:13 AM
#555
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Joined APC: Nov 2005
Posts: 2,550
That's right. Best quote of the call.
What a joke. Policy change via accidental email.
Wait there might be a better one now.
"If we lose pilots it's actually helpful, because we replace them with a first year pay pilot".
What a joke. Policy change via accidental email.
Wait there might be a better one now.
"If we lose pilots it's actually helpful, because we replace them with a first year pay pilot".
11-19-2013, 10:24 AM
#556
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Posts: 1,099
I am amazed this guy has a job. How does the airline put up with his comments.
Just wait a few weeks and the crew who brought you the "nonwhatsoever" stickers will make the "If we lose pilots it's actually helpful, because we replace them with a first year pay pilot" version.
Just wait a few weeks and the crew who brought you the "nonwhatsoever" stickers will make the "If we lose pilots it's actually helpful, because we replace them with a first year pay pilot" version.
11-19-2013, 02:43 PM
#557
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That could easily be turned into... Coo says he prefers inexperienced pilots because they're cheaper. Probably make a nice bag tag!
And yes I know the difference between a new pilot and a "new" pilot. That's not The point here.
And yes I know the difference between a new pilot and a "new" pilot. That's not The point here.
11-19-2013, 03:29 PM
#559
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Joined APC: Sep 2013
Posts: 97
I like the bag tag idea.
"Sorry 'bout the landing, but what do you expect for $49?"
Shorter/to the point would be the "CREW" bag tag with "CHEAP" written across it.
More subtle: "PILOT/B" (/B in military aviation nomenclature means "expendable unit")
"Sorry 'bout the landing, but what do you expect for $49?"
Shorter/to the point would be the "CREW" bag tag with "CHEAP" written across it.
More subtle: "PILOT/B" (/B in military aviation nomenclature means "expendable unit")
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