bagtag
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Curious whats the top out pay scale for the ramp workers? and how many years does it take to top out?..thanks
Pay scale?
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I don't know about rampers, but this is a sad start to an A & P job....plus you need 2 years experience to boot!
http://jobview.monster.com/GetJob.aspx?Job....mc_n=MKT000351
http://jobview.monster.com/GetJob.aspx?Job....mc_n=MKT000351
doing it on my knees
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- Feb 24, 2008
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Does anybody have a copy of the baggage handlers pay scale?
Just found out at my station that the ramp workers for CO Express (ExpressJet) will be no more...their work is being farmed out to another carrier. Ouch! Don't know what their payscale is/was but according to what I hear, ExpressJet is very expensive for mainline CO.
brokenwrench
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- Oct 27, 2006
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Ual and AA i think ramp starts around 8-9/hr mainly pt. The top out with out overtime is useally 19-20hr. i do not know air tran or cal or usair. I havent asked but i heard jet blue was 12/hr. i will try to get info. Usair,AA and ual are union they have contracts. Cal delta and others are not making it harder to find!
To answer your question about ramp pay scale:
Starting pay is 10.28 per hour. (market rate system wide) as a CSA FT (at the hubs)
SFO and MIA are 11.60 and 11.90 (don't ask me why........)
Usually there is mandatory OT (if working on a PM bid with late arrivals)
Lead pay is about 1.75 more per hour
You top out around 23.00 per hour. (around 10-12 or so years)
Pretty standard, but I think much better than most (non union though)
Starting pay is 10.28 per hour. (market rate system wide) as a CSA FT (at the hubs)
SFO and MIA are 11.60 and 11.90 (don't ask me why........)
Usually there is mandatory OT (if working on a PM bid with late arrivals)
Lead pay is about 1.75 more per hour
You top out around 23.00 per hour. (around 10-12 or so years)
Pretty standard, but I think much better than most (non union though)
