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What's your health worth as we trade it for corporate profits? Here's another article today about the damaging effect of disrupted sleep...
Just ONE night of bad sleep damages the DNA in our biological clocks, claims study | Daily Mail Online
Just ONE night of bad sleep damages the DNA in our biological clocks, claims study | Daily Mail Online
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Who paid for the NASA study that was only released once FOIA was used to get the data? Why did FedEx want to keep it hidden? Why wasn't the data made available to us to offer it up for scrutiny?
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Maybe equally as strangely, FedEx did not have Industry Standard Safety Programs like ASAP & FOQA for many years. Many of those same years FedEx had an accident record that topped the industry. It was truly impressive the amount of "bent metal" we left scattered around the world.
At the time one of the world's largest safety organizations referred to FedEx pilots as "cockroaches," They come out at night but you can't kill them.
I have reason to believe that FedEx Management uses "Safety Data" for disciplinary purposes. I have reason to suspect that ASAP Reports are being used for the same disciplinary purposes? The rest of the Industry knows this, it has led to questions as to whether the NTSB could use aircraft recorder data for accident reconstruction purposes (as the NTSB also suspected that FedEx was using the same data for disciplinary purposes)!
Really!*? Why would we EVER allow observers in our cockpits under such circumstances? With the exception of Line Checks (a mandatory FAA event).
I've attended Military (USN & USAF), ALPA and NTSB Accident Investigation Schools. I've never heard of a circumstance where survey results were not released to the participants?
Should we be pulling the circuit breakers for our aircraft recorders? What a revolting concept, it goes against EVERYTHING I've ever been taught about aviation.
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Is this all you have to offer to the thread? Why don't you give a more detailed argument of why we need to dismiss every study that shows not getting the right amount of sleep is harming us. While I try to understand and help offset the damage this job is doing to me, you just try to dismiss and ignore it. Willful ignorance cannot be overcome.
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