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04-11-2018, 10:24 AM
#6041
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2011
Posts: 1,327
1. It’s out of the unions control.
2. It’s out of the unions control.
3. It’s still out of the unions control. Came right from the NC mouth.
4. Since I’m 13, I’m going to be able to retire early mad early bro.
5. I pay my dues. I wear my cute necklace. And I support the union.
6. I’m a teenager, yet you’re crying wolf about cleaning?
7. Enjoy flying on Skywest metal dba Jetblue Airways, because you voted no and gave up scope for not having to clean
Last edited by feltf4; 04-11-2018 at 10:27 AM. Reason: 7.
04-11-2018, 10:31 AM
#6042
The REAL Bluedriver
Joined APC: Sep 2011
Position: Airbus Capt
Posts: 6,920
Lol, bro
1. It’s out of the unions control.
2. It’s out of the unions control.
3. It’s still out of the unions control. Came right from the NC mouth.
4. Since I’m 13, I’m going to be able to retire early mad early bro.
5. I pay my dues. I wear my cute necklace. And I support the union.
1. It’s out of the unions control.
2. It’s out of the unions control.
3. It’s still out of the unions control. Came right from the NC mouth.
4. Since I’m 13, I’m going to be able to retire early mad early bro.
5. I pay my dues. I wear my cute necklace. And I support the union.
Sun Country company policy was to NEVER allow off-line jumpseaters in empty first class seats.
Their negotiating committee got jumpseaters in first class seats included in their CBA negotiations. Don't tell me it CAN'T be done.
Now, the company may flat-out refuse to even discuss it, but that's a symptom of our Cult, and maybe our MEC hasn't made it a "high" priority, but it COULD be addressed.
I'm with BJDork, our Cult may never allow it to be changed without it going all the to a strike. But really it should be Bunker answering to this debate since he suggested it would be fixed in his JB pumping pitch.
04-11-2018, 10:39 AM
#6043
Banned
Joined APC: Apr 2011
Posts: 1,473
Lol, breaking news bro.
“You above all”
Here’s a bright idea, don’t commute? Or buy a ticket?
Oh, but I bet you have some excuse that you cannot move to a base. Your choice big boy. But enjoy voting down the contract because you have to wait until everyone gets off and clean one seat. Your part time job is terrible huh? Good to know that your going to show your loyalty and support for the NC and union by voting down a contract over cleaning a seat or two. We really do not have a bright pilot group.
“You above all”
Here’s a bright idea, don’t commute? Or buy a ticket?
Oh, but I bet you have some excuse that you cannot move to a base. Your choice big boy. But enjoy voting down the contract because you have to wait until everyone gets off and clean one seat. Your part time job is terrible huh? Good to know that your going to show your loyalty and support for the NC and union by voting down a contract over cleaning a seat or two. We really do not have a bright pilot group.
04-11-2018, 10:39 AM
#6044
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2011
Posts: 1,327
Hope you can retire "early mad early" bro.
Sun Country company policy was to NEVER allow off-line jumpseaters in empty first class seats.
Their negotiating committee got jumpseaters in first class seats included in their CBA negotiations. Don't tell me it CAN'T be done.
Now, the company may flat-out refuse to even discuss it, but that's a symptom of our Cult, and maybe our MEC hasn't made it a "high" priority, but it COULD be addressed.
I'm with BJDork, our Cult may never allow it to be changed without it going all the to a strike. But really it should be Bunker answering to this debate since he suggested it would be fixed in his JB pumping pitch.
Sun Country company policy was to NEVER allow off-line jumpseaters in empty first class seats.
Their negotiating committee got jumpseaters in first class seats included in their CBA negotiations. Don't tell me it CAN'T be done.
Now, the company may flat-out refuse to even discuss it, but that's a symptom of our Cult, and maybe our MEC hasn't made it a "high" priority, but it COULD be addressed.
I'm with BJDork, our Cult may never allow it to be changed without it going all the to a strike. But really it should be Bunker answering to this debate since he suggested it would be fixed in his JB pumping pitch.
04-11-2018, 10:45 AM
#6045
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2011
Posts: 1,327
Right on. I don’t either I never will. I’m last on. First off. That being said, I’m not going to vote no because the cleaning section of the contract wasn’t added to say, “pilots shall never clean”. Some of you boys are in space.
04-11-2018, 01:57 PM
#6047
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Oct 2012
Position: 190 captain and “Pro-pilot”
Posts: 2,931
Hope you can retire "early mad early" bro.
Sun Country company policy was to NEVER allow off-line jumpseaters in empty first class seats.
Their negotiating committee got jumpseaters in first class seats included in their CBA negotiations. Don't tell me it CAN'T be done.
Now, the company may flat-out refuse to even discuss it, but that's a symptom of our Cult, and maybe our MEC hasn't made it a "high" priority, but it COULD be addressed.
I'm with BJDork, our Cult may never allow it to be changed without it going all the to a strike. But really it should be Bunker answering to this debate since he suggested it would be fixed in his JB pumping pitch.
Sun Country company policy was to NEVER allow off-line jumpseaters in empty first class seats.
Their negotiating committee got jumpseaters in first class seats included in their CBA negotiations. Don't tell me it CAN'T be done.
Now, the company may flat-out refuse to even discuss it, but that's a symptom of our Cult, and maybe our MEC hasn't made it a "high" priority, but it COULD be addressed.
I'm with BJDork, our Cult may never allow it to be changed without it going all the to a strike. But really it should be Bunker answering to this debate since he suggested it would be fixed in his JB pumping pitch.
You guys are starting to scare me.(not you BD)
I highly doubt there will be a carve out about pilots commuting not having to clean. That will never happen under the current policy.
The only way that changes is of the FAs unionize and do away with cleaning as part of their far off contract forcing the company to hire cleaners. Maybe yes maybe no but that’s the only way I see it ever going away.
04-11-2018, 04:23 PM
#6050
Banned
Joined APC: Dec 2016
Posts: 1,132
Raise your standards. Don't be such a defeatist that you will accept any sloppy seconds. If they can't even get rid of cleaning, then what else are they skimping on? I DEMAND an industry standard raising contract or I vote NO. Plain and simple. There is nothing stopping us from getting what we want. I won't settle for false arguments, false choices, or threats. If we can't even get a "no cleaning" clause when the industry is at historical highs, then we won't be able to get anything in the future.
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Last edited by queue; 04-11-2018 at 04:31 PM. Reason: added philosoraptor
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