This is a stupid view point.
You're expecting a pilot who may be unemployed or looking to further their career to not sign a contract in order to protect someone [you] they don't know?
How about you try and protect your contract and prevent the inferior contract becoming available in the first place?
This view point is symptomatic of a weak bodied pilot community who always want to pass the buck. Same goes for the argument of relying on others leaving a company in order to force the company to improve terms.
I'd say if a contract is available then it's fair game...
i am doing my bit to protect my contract. Unfortunately relying on others is the reason I can’t protect or improve the contract for the current and future generation of pilots. I have no gripe if someone signs a lesser contract, but don’t come and preach to me that we need to rob Peter to pay Paul when the information about the inferior contract you signed was available before you signed.