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What are you smoking bob? We have already given them 9 years. As long as you stay in your position you probably won't feel the Pay issue will you? Are you not making more as president than you would if you were back on the box? You knew that Aa would do what the other carriers did. If we would have voted in the 2010 deal we would not be last. Saying Aa can't out source maintenance soon is way off the mark. The mro's all already tooling up. You probably already know or knew that 2014 is going to be an issue. Please let us know how we will be better off letting this get ugly. Aa was going after our medical just like the others if you could not see that you should probably retire and try to enjoy fishing.
Yes my coworkers treat me well, I make around $22,000 a year on top of my base rate. I used to pull down up to $10K a year in OT and had a second job earning anywhere from $15,000 to $20,000 a year, depending on how much I wanted to work, with a lot more time off than I have now. So if I dont go by hours its pretty much a wash financially. Now lets compare that to the international, they are all well into six figures and they sit ther and tell us to accept the lowest wages in the industry. I'm still making less than I did in 2001.
If you would have voted in the 2010 deal you might have been one away from last, but then again USAIR admitted yesterday that they are waiting to see where we end up before they settle with their mechanics.
As far as the MROs tooling up please show me a reference to support that. I've read articles where MROs, ahving been burnt in the past say they arent going to spool up for AA and read several articles where MROs were saying they couldnt get people. More fear tactics?