electricjet98
Senior
In May 2007, US Airways senior management presented their first comprehensive economic contract proposal to the Joint Negotiating Committee (JNC). While this proposal was recognized as inadequate for all East and West US Airways pilots and contained many concessions to fund the rate line, it now seems absurd that the East MEC is lobbying for ONLY pay parity instead of negotiating significant economic gains that we are all losing each day that we continue without a new contract.
The following is the approximate economic gain that the average East pilot would receive under management’s first proposal*:
Captain: $28,975
First Officer: $15,766
These figures include an additional 10 days of vacation for pilots at the top of the accrual scale. Of course, this does not include the substantially improved work rules East pilots would gain as well
Some on the west side hope you don't sign a new contract for years; the added expense would really cut into our profit sharing $$$$
The following is the approximate economic gain that the average East pilot would receive under management’s first proposal*:
Captain: $28,975
First Officer: $15,766
These figures include an additional 10 days of vacation for pilots at the top of the accrual scale. Of course, this does not include the substantially improved work rules East pilots would gain as well
Some on the west side hope you don't sign a new contract for years; the added expense would really cut into our profit sharing $$$$