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Old 27th Feb 2006, 12:59
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AirMethods CBA about ready for vote

This is a Powerpoint Presentation prepared by the Pilot's Union at AirMethods.

It contains an analysis of the Company and Union positions and makes for some interesting reading about the way a non-union operator's wage and benefit structure works.

One thing about it....it does not pay to be a Co-Pilot at AirMethods and does not appear lilely to change in the future. But then it does not appear being a P-I-C pays very well either.

http://www.airems.com/modules.php?na...p=getit&lid=46
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The presentation is from last year - any word on what has been agreed to in the proposal that is going to be voted on?
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Old 27th Feb 2006, 14:08
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That is supposed to be coming out in about a week's time.
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HIGHLIGHTS

Starting pay 50K topping @ 73K for 2006. Up 3.75% each January 1st for 2007, 2008 and 2009 plus up 1.625% on your anniversary date for 2007,2008 and 2009.
ACCRA Index adjustment (cost of living related to percentage of national average) for high priced areas.
Retroactive to 01.01.06.
Time and a half for extra shifts (about effing time), extra time for shifts stretching past the normal 12 hrs.
STD and LTD.
Copilots shall be @ 75% pay of PIC.
10% cap on medical and dental premiums (even for the folks in WV) .
No differential for SPIFR, no differential for multiple a/c ratings..............But a whopping 100$ a year allowance for flight boots (who said that management lacks sense of humour).

Membership gets to vote for ratification or rejection in the next few days.
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Old 9th Mar 2006, 15:55
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Where is Nancy these days?

Nancy Sinatra singing "These Boots are made for walking!" playing in the background Tott?

Do they mind if you buy Redwing Rig boots?
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"Do they mind if you buy Redwing Rig boots?"

Incidentally I did complete a couple of medical flights close to the original factory. I believe there's a nuclear powerplant not too far.
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Further to tottigol's post, our local's voting on the tentative agreement and a strike authorization. Voting ends March 31.
"The times, they are a-changing..."
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