Alaska’s Increase is 31%! (Captain)
09-25-2022, 10:26 PM
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No profit sharing.
Minor scope changes
My guess is they will accept it, and still end up not in the top 4 for payrates in a year once everyone else gets raises.
09-25-2022, 11:13 PM
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Huge Scope change. It never existed before.
There is a Snap Up Clause on pay rates.
09-26-2022, 07:17 AM
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I would think most who read this realize how misleading this statement is, but for those who don’t: $355 is not a correct comparison to Alaska’s $331 top CA rate. $355 is United’s top rate for widebody, and Alaska doesn’t fly widebodies.
United’s top 737 rate is $294, and Alaska’s is now $331 (2024). This is the apples to apples comparison.
United’s top 737 rate is $294, and Alaska’s is now $331 (2024). This is the apples to apples comparison.
09-26-2022, 07:58 AM
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I would think most who read this realize how misleading this statement is, but for those who don’t: $355 is not a correct comparison to Alaska’s $331 top CA rate. $355 is United’s top rate for widebody, and Alaska doesn’t fly widebodies.
United’s top 737 rate is $294, and Alaska’s is now $331 (2024). This is the apples to apples comparison.
United’s top 737 rate is $294, and Alaska’s is now $331 (2024). This is the apples to apples comparison.
09-26-2022, 11:31 AM
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I think folks are missing this point quite a bit. The $400K household income cap is going to be a factor for many top earners and many gains seen will be wiped out via "paying your fair share". Make more money - no change to your standard of living.
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