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I don't understand that either. The additional AMR flying won't be enough to significantly increase upgrade time for a new-hire. Someone hired now will upgrade due to attrition, not growth. Skywest, Expressjet, AWAC, & Compass will have the same movement when the majors start hiring. Why not go there, have a decent quality of life, and make more than 35k?
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1. You took the job at RAH knowing what the place was.
2. Your pilot group refuses to do what is necessary to get a new contract. You guys complain and complain about how tough it is and how Bedford and his goons won't negotiator, but why should they? You guys consistently operate on time, which keeps filling Bedford's wallet. Until you guys man up and collectively do what is needed to get a new contract you will always be towards the bottom of the compensation and quality in the industry. Stop whining about your crappy pay and making websites and actually do something. Do what the AA pilots did or what the ASA pilots did. Both groups got better deals within months of doing one simple thing: their job by the book.
If you guys don't do something then you'll continue to grow and undercut everyone else. The rest of us at the other carriers don't want to be the next Ameican Eagle partially because of you. We need regionals to have better contracts so that longer term the costs of outsourcing are too high and flying remains at or returns to mainline.
Yes management at RAH and AMR shares blame too, but own up to your share of the responsibility. More importantly man up and do something to better your situation instead of just crying about how bad things are at RAH on your stupid website (which doesn't appear to work since Bedford is still filling classes).
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It's at least partially to mostly your fault.
1. You took the job at RAH knowing what the place was.
2. Your pilot group refuses to do what is necessary to get a new contract. You guys complain and complain about how tough it is and how Bedford and his goons won't negotiator, but why should they? You guys consistently operate on time, which keeps filling Bedford's wallet. Until you guys man up and collectively do what is needed to get a new contract you will always be towards the bottom of the compensation and quality in the industry. Stop whining about your crappy pay and making websites and actually do something. Do what the AA pilots did or what the ASA pilots did. Both groups got better deals within months of doing one simple thing: their job by the book.
If you guys don't do something then you'll continue to grow and undercut everyone else. The rest of us at the other carriers don't want to be the next Ameican Eagle partially because of you. We need regionals to have better contracts so that longer term the costs of outsourcing are too high and flying remains at or returns to mainline.
Yes management at RAH and AMR shares blame too, but own up to your share of the responsibility. More importantly man up and do something to better your situation instead of just crying about how bad things are at RAH on your stupid website (which doesn't appear to work since Bedford is still filling classes).
1. You took the job at RAH knowing what the place was.
2. Your pilot group refuses to do what is necessary to get a new contract. You guys complain and complain about how tough it is and how Bedford and his goons won't negotiator, but why should they? You guys consistently operate on time, which keeps filling Bedford's wallet. Until you guys man up and collectively do what is needed to get a new contract you will always be towards the bottom of the compensation and quality in the industry. Stop whining about your crappy pay and making websites and actually do something. Do what the AA pilots did or what the ASA pilots did. Both groups got better deals within months of doing one simple thing: their job by the book.
If you guys don't do something then you'll continue to grow and undercut everyone else. The rest of us at the other carriers don't want to be the next Ameican Eagle partially because of you. We need regionals to have better contracts so that longer term the costs of outsourcing are too high and flying remains at or returns to mainline.
Yes management at RAH and AMR shares blame too, but own up to your share of the responsibility. More importantly man up and do something to better your situation instead of just crying about how bad things are at RAH on your stupid website (which doesn't appear to work since Bedford is still filling classes).
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Union gave up that leverage to get those rates, particularly for the lifers. I'd rather keep our current rates for CA with a $4-5 an hr increase for FOs and get duty rigs, min day, transparent scheduling, cancellation pay, ability to trade trips on flica without company intervention, 150% pay for open time pickup on a day off, ability to slide a vacation week + or - 3 days, better healthcare, better retirement, a true seniority based vacancy/displacement system. Until I don't see that as a minimum it is a NO
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Originally Posted by hockeypilot44:1394214
Union gave up that leverage to get those rates, particularly for the lifers. I'd rather keep our current rates for CA with a $4-5 an hr increase for FOs and get duty rigs, min day, transparent scheduling, cancellation pay, ability to trade trips on flica without company intervention, 150% pay for open time pickup on a day off, ability to slide a vacation week + or - 3 days, better healthcare, better retirement, a true seniority based vacancy/displacement system. Until I don't see that as a minimum it is a NO
When you say when I mature and how much this attitude cost me... So let me get this straight... You approve of a contract that throws every reserve pilot under the bus. Every junior pilot under the bus. And every FO under the bus for some decent gains at the top of the CA pay scale? Again, giving up negotiating capital for gains for the lifers is an absolute NO vote from me. I know I'm not the only FO that feels this way.
I would much rather see industry leading work rules at our current rates than industry leading captain rates with our current work rules/worse work rules from the LBFO.
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When you say when I mature and how much this attitude cost me... So let me get this straight... You approve of a contract that throws every reserve pilot under the bus. Every junior pilot under the bus. And every FO under the bus for some decent gains at the top of the CA pay scale? Again, giving up negotiating capital for gains for the lifers is an absolute NO vote from me. I know I'm not the only FO that feels this way.
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It's at least partially to mostly your fault...
Yes management at RAH and AMR shares blame too, but own up to your share of the responsibility. More importantly man up and do something to better your situation instead of just crying about how bad things are at RAH on your stupid website (which doesn't appear to work since Bedford is still filling classes).
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Further I'm tired of them saying it's not their fault at all. They share some of the responsibility.
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You also have plenty of them saying that they are glad that they don't have a good contract because that is how you end up shrinking and in BK. And because of their contract they are growing!
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Eagle is being dismantled, you guys just did the best job low balling.
If you guys get a good contract, my bet is you will get to come enjoy what ch11 feels llke. But hey noneof of us are real airline pilots till we have been through ch11 and furloughed right?
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