Latest MEC update sounds promising
#172
Good Grief, Sailing. If DL “abandoned retro”, why did I get a check for $60 grand? It wasn’t DOS percent all the way back (aka “full” retro), but it absolutely was retro.
As others have explained too, if the NC needs the MEC to ‘refine’ NC direction in order to reach an AIP, then the MEC has a role and vote on an AIP.
Go get ‘em UA. We all hope y’all knock it out of the park.
Go get ‘em UA. We all hope y’all knock it out of the park.
#173
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Joined APC: Nov 2019
Posts: 94
Good Grief, Sailing. If DL “abandoned retro”, why did I get a check for $60 grand? It wasn’t DOS percent all the way back (aka “full” retro), but it absolutely was retro.
As others have explained too, if the NC needs the MEC to ‘refine’ NC direction in order to reach an AIP, then the MEC has a role and vote on an AIP.
Go get ‘em UA. We all hope y’all knock it out of the park.
As others have explained too, if the NC needs the MEC to ‘refine’ NC direction in order to reach an AIP, then the MEC has a role and vote on an AIP.
Go get ‘em UA. We all hope y’all knock it out of the park.
#174
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2008
Posts: 19,599
Good Grief, Sailing. If DL “abandoned retro”, why did I get a check for $60 grand? It wasn’t DOS percent all the way back (aka “full” retro), but it absolutely was retro.
As others have explained too, if the NC needs the MEC to ‘refine’ NC direction in order to reach an AIP, then the MEC has a role and vote on an AIP.
Go get ‘em UA. We all hope y’all knock it out of the park.
As others have explained too, if the NC needs the MEC to ‘refine’ NC direction in order to reach an AIP, then the MEC has a role and vote on an AIP.
Go get ‘em UA. We all hope y’all knock it out of the park.
What we accepted was a small percentage of what was due in the form of a signing bonus without any compounding on future rates.
The 8,4,4 number which the forums also said was totally unacceptable would have paid you 8% year one, 12.3% year two and almost 17% year 3. Using what I felt was reasonable and posted at 12, 4, 4, which again the forum said was a complete surrender you would have received 12%, 16.5%, 21%.
On top of all that we got nothing into the DC plan as retro should have paid so you lost 16% on your non retro retro check.
Let’s not spin what we got as anything beyond what it was. A one time signing bonus.
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#175
If you assumed very modest pay raises based on passed contracts like 8,4,4 we got about 30 cents on the dollar. If you use the unions opening numbers about 10 cents on the dollar. Do you not remember hundreds of posts that we would never, ever, ever, never sign a contract without 100% full retro! When I posted that if the contract was more than a year late we would never see full retro it was reiterated that we would never, ever, ever, never sign a contract without full retro! Hell we even wrote it into the union bylaws.
What we accepted was a small percentage of what was due in the form of a signing bonus without any compounding on future rates.
The 8,4,4 number which the forums also said was totally unacceptable would have paid you 8% year one, 12.3% year two and almost 17% year 3. Using what I felt was reasonable and posted at 12, 4, 4, which again the forum said was a complete surrender you would have received 12%, 16.5%, 21%.
On top of all that we got nothing into the DC plan as retro should have paid so you lost 16% on your non retro retro check.
Let’s not spin what we got as anything beyond what it was. A one time signing bonus.
What we accepted was a small percentage of what was due in the form of a signing bonus without any compounding on future rates.
The 8,4,4 number which the forums also said was totally unacceptable would have paid you 8% year one, 12.3% year two and almost 17% year 3. Using what I felt was reasonable and posted at 12, 4, 4, which again the forum said was a complete surrender you would have received 12%, 16.5%, 21%.
On top of all that we got nothing into the DC plan as retro should have paid so you lost 16% on your non retro retro check.
Let’s not spin what we got as anything beyond what it was. A one time signing bonus.
Delta got Retro. AA got retro (shockingly a carbon copy of ours). Not “Full” retro, but it was retroactive pay based on individual earnings. To say we abandoned retro is untrue and disingenuous.
#176
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Joined APC: Mar 2006
Position: SFO Guppy CA
Posts: 1,112
We’ve argued this on our own forum, I’m not going to debate that here except to say I disagree strongly with your conclusion.
Delta got Retro. AA got retro (shockingly a carbon copy of ours). Not “Full” retro, but it was retroactive pay based on individual earnings. To say we abandoned retro is untrue and disingenuous.
Delta got Retro. AA got retro (shockingly a carbon copy of ours). Not “Full” retro, but it was retroactive pay based on individual earnings. To say we abandoned retro is untrue and disingenuous.
#177
Only if the taxpayers were paying our retro, which they wouldn’t be. Unless you’re running a right-wing super PAC, corporate money flowing back to rank & file labor probably doesn’t offend you. In fact, what angers most people is the opposite- corporations taking big COVID era subsidies & pocketing the excess.
#178
Unfortunately some here believe unless you get “full retro” you’ve abandoned retro. My personal opinion is that we shouldn’t get retro for the two years that the tax payers were paying our salaries. I believe it’s myopic and could have serious consequences regarding PR.
#179
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Joined APC: Mar 2014
Posts: 361
#180
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