yycflyguy wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2019 10:52 amsimplicity wrote: ↑Sun Dec 01, 2019 6:50 pm Rising tides raise all boats.
Captains do not make "more than enough". Look at the industry standard with the US carriers.We are staggering FAR behind what the US,AA and Delta guys make on equivalent aircraft. If you haven't heard 12+ year Captains complaining, you're not listening.
Air Canada rates aren't just FAR behind UA, AA and Delta, they are FAR behind EVERY airline in the US flying similar equipment. Even the ultra low cost carriers like Allegiant, Spirit and Frontier pay more than Big Red. Now is the time to negotiate better rates (and reserve rules). Or at least when CBA openers start.
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When the Transat deal is completed, will that be the end of Rouge? Is $720Mill for Transat worth using them as a bargaining chip at negotiations, similar to when Skyregional was formed? All of which has the potential to put negative pressure on wages. Plus Team Red can get legislated back to work, not the other airlines.
Jazz FO minimum pay in 2035 is around $50 bucks. Who knows what minimum wage will be at that time, but I guess Dollarama employees should be on par in 15 years.
800+ positions internally opened; how many guys go off flat pay in the next couple years? Actual upgrade times for a guy entering in AC in 2020? What's Calin have in the budget for this? What are ACPA's thoughts on meaningful pay increases at the next contract?
Jazz FO minimum pay in 2035 is around $50 bucks. Who knows what minimum wage will be at that time, but I guess Dollarama employees should be on par in 15 years.
800+ positions internally opened; how many guys go off flat pay in the next couple years? Actual upgrade times for a guy entering in AC in 2020? What's Calin have in the budget for this? What are ACPA's thoughts on meaningful pay increases at the next contract?
