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Express Freighters Australia
Anyone know what the pay is for an Express Freighters Australia 737 DEC? Also how many days off per roster? TIA
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Below award pay. 161k DEC 737. work about 3-4 nights a week
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Below Award Pay is illegal. I doubt it is happening unchallenged.
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I might be missing something, not sure as haven't delt with award pay.
EFA 2014 EBA Captain -$161,038 Award 737-300= 40 hours x $80.19 x 52= $166,795.2. |
Which Award?
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Originally Posted by MalcolmReynolds
(Post 11168319)
Below Award Pay is illegal. I doubt it is happening unchallenged.
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Originally Posted by snakeslugger
(Post 11168428)
Below award pay would be unlawful. Looking at the 2020 Air Pilots Award it states…Boeing 737-300 Capt $143,358 and FO $94,414
Unlawful????? Firing 2000 ground handlers was found by a court to be unlawful, but they still did it….. |
Originally Posted by snakeslugger
(Post 11168428)
Below award pay would be unlawful. Looking at the 2020 Air Pilots Award it states…Boeing 737-300 Capt $143,358 and FO $94,414
To save the effort, the EBA is expired by 3 years (hence below current award and not illegal) and for those of you playing at home, the Air Pilot Award 2020 has the published minimum rates which snakeslugger has graciously published, to which the below is added. Hence below the award. It has been "negotiated" for a lengthy period of time, with no result. Additions to minimum salary In addition to the minimum salary the following salary components will be paid as applicable. (b) Airline Transport Pilots Licence [A.1.3(b) varied by PR718864, PR729304 ppc 01Nov21] A pilot (excluding Fokker-28 pilots) required to hold and exercise the privileges of an Airline Transport Pilots Licence by their company or CASA (or who operates under an exemption from holding that licence) will be paid $5435.64 per annum. (d) Flying a turbo jet aircraft [A.1.3(d) varied by PR718864, PR729304 ppc 01Nov21] A pilot (excluding Fokker-28 pilots) flying a turbo jet aircraft will be paid $11,519.23 per annum Pilots (excluding Fokker-28 pilots) who are required to carry out flying using an instrument rating will be paid an additional allowance as follows: Instrument flying rating $ per annum Command or Class 1 6587.56 Co-pilot or Class 2 4283.71 Night VFR or Class 4 1646.89 |
Hi everyone
I applied for the DEC Airbus and just received a mail from EFA recruitment with instructions to complete the CEB/SHL Talent Measurement Solutions online assessment. Is there any information or any preparation material available EFA online assessment or even the assessment process? also what are the current conditions like rostering, pay, benefits and career progression like?? thanks |
This exact argument came up here. Qantas A321 Freighter To save the effort, the EBA is expired by 3 years (hence below current award and not illegal) and for those of you playing at home, the Air Pilot Award 2020 has the published minimum rates which snakeslugger has graciously published, to which the below is added. Hence below the award. It has been "negotiated" for a lengthy period of time, with no result. Additions to minimum salary In addition to the minimum salary the following salary components will be paid as applicable. (b) Airline Transport Pilots Licence [A.1.3(b) varied by PR718864, PR729304 ppc 01Nov21] A pilot (excluding Fokker-28 pilots) required to hold and exercise the privileges of an Airline Transport Pilots Licence by their company or CASA (or who operates under an exemption from holding that licence) will be paid $5435.64 per annum. (d) Flying a turbo jet aircraft [A.1.3(d) varied by PR718864, PR729304 ppc 01Nov21] A pilot (excluding Fokker-28 pilots) flying a turbo jet aircraft will be paid $11,519.23 per annum Pilots (excluding Fokker-28 pilots) who are required to carry out flying using an instrument rating will be paid an additional allowance as follows: Instrument flying rating $ per annum Command or Class 1 6587.56 Co-pilot or Class 2 4283.71 Night VFR or Class 4 1646.89 |
They could apply to cancel the EA and revert to the award…
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Originally Posted by aussieflyboy
(Post 11174849)
They could apply to cancel the EA and revert to the award…
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Originally Posted by neville_nobody
(Post 11174844)
Could you could take them to court for the difference?
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The award is the minimum amount , usually award amounts are significantly low. Languishing/neglected awards are the arsenal in the modern industrial system that sabotage the workers at the negotiating table, more so if the employee group is weak. |
Originally Posted by neville_nobody
(Post 11175299)
Yes and hence my question. Numerous pilots have successfully taken employers to court for underpayment.
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Originally Posted by Mr Proach
(Post 11175006)
Who do you mean by "they", the pilot group or the management?
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Get in touch with a Employment lawyer. Add up all the dollars over xx years and that’s what your entitled to. Period.
This always makes for interesting reading. https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/amp....01-p536lk.html |
Originally Posted by PoppaJo
(Post 11175333)
Get in touch with a Employment lawyer. Add up all the dollars over xx years and that’s what your entitled to. Period.
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I’m not sure if it’s actually against any law to be paid less than the Award. The Better Off Overall Test (BOOT) is about more than just a pay rate. As I understand, you could choose to trade away 5% of your pay for more annual leave or more sick days, etc.
So you would need to look at the EA in its entirety Vs the Award to asses if it is actually worse. |
Looking for an indication of the roster for 767 express frtr crews ex SYD please.
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