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#1701
getting a 40% raise before b6 jcba is probably not realistic. If we hold out for that, we’ll just be stuck at our current rates, and then be negotiating a jcba, bringing less to the table. Normally, i’d be up for holding out, but not in this situation, time is of the essence.
#1704
That/It/Thang
Joined APC: Aug 2020
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1)Go for the tough negotiations that take longer and risk not getting a deal prior to JCBA and lose the ability to bring higher rates in for the JCBA. But they will be in a better spot if the JBLU deal fails and we didn’t settle for a quick deal
Or
2)Go for the quick shirt deal to get immediate gains while setting up for higher JCBA gains and raising the “floor” for that JCBA with what we currently have. But if the JBLU deal falls apart, you just lost the best negotiating environment in our careers.
Both have risks/rewards.
The only way you get a quick negotiation with huge gains is if Bendo and Ted say “screw it, we won’t have jobs with JBLU so the JCBA is no worry to us, give them a contract to make sure we have staffing the next few years and let Robin deal with it
#1706
They were able to get away with just about every "bad faith" technique in the book last go-around, including straight up no-showing negotiations. What makes you think they'll do one iota more this time? In their eyes, this contract doesn't even count.
#1707
After all, they are FIGMO anyway.
#1708
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2019
Posts: 218
Nonetheless, they will have to pick one lane.
1)Go for the tough negotiations that take longer and risk not getting a deal prior to JCBA and lose the ability to bring higher rates in for the JCBA. But they will be in a better spot if the JBLU deal fails and we didn’t settle for a quick deal
Or
2)Go for the quick shirt deal to get immediate gains while setting up for higher JCBA gains and raising the “floor” for that JCBA with what we currently have. But if the JBLU deal falls apart, you just lost the best negotiating environment in our careers.
Both have risks/rewards.
The only way you get a quick negotiation with huge gains is if Bendo and Ted say “screw it, we won’t have jobs with JBLU so the JCBA is no worry to us, give them a contract to make sure we have staffing the next few years and let Robin deal with it
1)Go for the tough negotiations that take longer and risk not getting a deal prior to JCBA and lose the ability to bring higher rates in for the JCBA. But they will be in a better spot if the JBLU deal fails and we didn’t settle for a quick deal
Or
2)Go for the quick shirt deal to get immediate gains while setting up for higher JCBA gains and raising the “floor” for that JCBA with what we currently have. But if the JBLU deal falls apart, you just lost the best negotiating environment in our careers.
Both have risks/rewards.
The only way you get a quick negotiation with huge gains is if Bendo and Ted say “screw it, we won’t have jobs with JBLU so the JCBA is no worry to us, give them a contract to make sure we have staffing the next few years and let Robin deal with it
#1709
H€||, they might just give an industry leading contract to spite B6 management for screwing over their sweetheart deals with F9.
#1710
That/It/Thang
Joined APC: Aug 2020
Posts: 2,909
Leverage over whom? The current management is doing their own resumes. They can cut any deal now they want, just to avoid the nuisance factor. No skin off their noses if it gives the pilot group leverage against the JCBA. That wasn’t the deal they were looking to to begin with.
H€||, they might just give an industry leading contract to spite B6 management for screwing over their sweetheart deals with F9.
H€||, they might just give an industry leading contract to spite B6 management for screwing over their sweetheart deals with F9.
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