A 25% paycut while leaving the benifits and language intact with a 9% snapback is better than what we got, so yea I would have rather taken a twenty five percent paycut which would now only be 14%. Our real pay cut when you factor in Holidays and vacation was well over 20%, in fact we are still making 20% less while the pilots are only making 14% less.AAmech said:
For years, going all the way back to the 50s the unions always said that benifits were just as if not more important than pay raises. The TWU has gone completely in the opposite direction, in fact they sound like RTW advocates or Libertarians.
Of course we are not International officers who just got a pay raise like you.
By the way I was in contact with the OIG today.
