scabbing is something unions and their supporters have to worry about.... the majority of DL employees including mechanics have said they don't care about unions and thus could care less about what people have done in the past with unions.
You will recall there wasn't even a vote with the mechanics after the merger - the only major workgroup that there wasn't even enough employees at NW in a union or enough interest at DL since to warrant an election.
While a few internet union supporters worry about scabs, DL employees are running one of the best airlines in the world (how many airlines in the world have a market cap above DAL's $15B? none in the US) and are receiving the just rewards for their decisions to leave the union nonsense to others and focus on doing their jobs very well instead.
I guess, If you call this a "just reward". (From another thread, posted by Topdawg) DL pay:
AMT pay
Top out is 8.5 years. $33.53 as of 01/01/13. 1 license = $2.00, 1 1/2 license=3.00 2 license = 4.00
Line pay is an extra $0.75
Lead AMT $35.69 (License pay is same as AMT)
ASM 4.5 years $24.08 (no License/Line pay)
MUE 8.5 years $21.26 (no License/Line pay)
Inspector = $ 35.59 (License pay the same)
Lead Inspector 36.56 (License pay the same)
AMT= Aircraft Maintenance Technician
ASM= Aircraft Support Mechanic
MUE= Maintenance Utility Employee
2nd shift pay $0.45 3rd shift $0.52
I think that should basically cover everything.
Oh one more thing, Your shop determines your License pay. So if you work in a shop that is a A shop(even if you have A&P and/or FCC) you only get 1 license pay. Delta has been making a push to kind of slowly do away with this. They haven't been forcing guys out or to school to get the other license if they don't have it but as people leave or whatever a job that use to just be an A or a P is not requiring (and paying) for both. Most of management that only had one has been forced back to school though.
Most Avionics guys in the Hangar get 1 1/2 pay.