Predictions for a TA?
#72
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They basically traded their NEC for a pay raise and then got the company to dump some of the egregious language in the first TA concerning attendance.
The union put a bonus calculator on their website so the FAs can see what their retro check is.
Word is that it will pass overwhelmingly.
I personally don't care what's in it and find it mildly fascinating that so many pilots care what is in a contract that has zero to do with us, but the above info is the stuff on the other forum.
The union put a bonus calculator on their website so the FAs can see what their retro check is.
Word is that it will pass overwhelmingly.
I personally don't care what's in it and find it mildly fascinating that so many pilots care what is in a contract that has zero to do with us, but the above info is the stuff on the other forum.
#73
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They basically traded their NEC for a pay raise and then got the company to dump some of the egregious language in the first TA concerning attendance.
The union put a bonus calculator on their website so the FAs can see what their retro check is.
Word is that it will pass overwhelmingly.
I personally don't care what's in it and find it mildly fascinating that so many pilots care what is in a contract that has zero to do with us, but the above info is the stuff on the other forum.
The union put a bonus calculator on their website so the FAs can see what their retro check is.
Word is that it will pass overwhelmingly.
I personally don't care what's in it and find it mildly fascinating that so many pilots care what is in a contract that has zero to do with us, but the above info is the stuff on the other forum.
#75
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They basically traded their NEC for a pay raise and then got the company to dump some of the egregious language in the first TA concerning attendance.
The union put a bonus calculator on their website so the FAs can see what their retro check is.
Word is that it will pass overwhelmingly.
I personally don't care what's in it and find it mildly fascinating that so many pilots care what is in a contract that has zero to do with us, but the above info is the stuff on the other forum.
The union put a bonus calculator on their website so the FAs can see what their retro check is.
Word is that it will pass overwhelmingly.
I personally don't care what's in it and find it mildly fascinating that so many pilots care what is in a contract that has zero to do with us, but the above info is the stuff on the other forum.
I think their union is a bunch of catty SWA VP wannabe’s that don’t give a crap about the majority of the FA’s….kind of like SWAPA who sent out TA1.
#76
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Pretty sure different employee groups have different holidays. I could GAS what is in the FA contract and I certainly don't expect us to "me too" anything they have just like I wouldn't expect them to do it to us. We are two totally different types of employees.
#77
They basically traded their NEC for a pay raise and then got the company to dump some of the egregious language in the first TA concerning attendance.
The union put a bonus calculator on their website so the FAs can see what their retro check is.
Word is that it will pass overwhelmingly.
I personally don't care what's in it and find it mildly fascinating that so many pilots care what is in a contract that has zero to do with us, but the above info is the stuff on the other forum.
The union put a bonus calculator on their website so the FAs can see what their retro check is.
Word is that it will pass overwhelmingly.
I personally don't care what's in it and find it mildly fascinating that so many pilots care what is in a contract that has zero to do with us, but the above info is the stuff on the other forum.
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