Does anyone have knowledge of US AIRWAYS Salary Grades. Perhaps a chart . Buddy of mine is desperate for a job right out of college and he emailed me about a SALARY GRADE 65. Does any know how much this should start $$$$ wise.
US AIRWAYS SALARY GRADES
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Squonk
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Sorry I don't. The six million dollar question is: WHY WOULD A COLLEGE GRADUATE WANT TO WORK FOR AN AIRLINE MUCH LESS LCC?
Steer him in another direction. Too much instability in this industry.
but we are still...
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I do know anything with a SALARY GRADE is not a UNION POSITION. so why would one want to go to CWA...
TravelDude
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I am also looking for this information, I see the Grade posted next to the jobs when they post online, but have no clue what the salary range is for that position.
Would greatly appreciate it if someone can share with us
TravelDude
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Informed1
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Does anyone have updated information on salary grades that are posted on the US Airways job search site?
For instance, "Analyst Senior, Revenue Management" is listed as "Grade 114", what salary does this correspond to?
For instance, "Analyst Senior, Revenue Management" is listed as "Grade 114", what salary does this correspond to?
hula-flyguy
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No, that is not a cut. They've changed the MSP scale. The equivelant to what used to be a 65, is now a
114.
If that's true that's just ridiculous.. no wonder they have so many jobs posted. Someone in a senior rev. mgmt position making 20's to 30's is laughable.
PHL BULL
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it is SAD that the rank and file make more that there supervisors...no wonder there is such a lack of talent and a HUGE turnover rate with middle mgmt. damm crooks & liars it burns my arse to no end :angry:
It all depends-In Revenu Accounting and at HQ If you are hired from the outside and are smart enough to negotiate you can get the high end of the scale. If you are promoted from within you get an 8% for a promotion of 1 grade,10% for 2 grades, and 12 % for anthing over 2 grades. And when you are promoted from within there is NO negotiating, so it is possible that someone who has never worked for the company and has no airline experince could be hired at a higher rate than someone who has been at the company for a couple of years. Their scam is that they will "bring you up to scale" when you get promoted but the pay scale for each position has a 5-10000 span, so you could already be in the middle of the new pay scale before you even get the promotion.
