Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
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Newbie questions:
I see bidding is open for 2015 vacation week(s). I also see that vacation has to be in 7-day increments. As a new hire, I have a prorated number of vacation days (11).
I see bidding is open for 2015 vacation week(s). I also see that vacation has to be in 7-day increments. As a new hire, I have a prorated number of vacation days (11).
- Is that a single vacation period to bid? Or will I bid for a primary & secondary week?
- If the latter, is the primary week 7 days, and the secondary 4 days? Or can I designate a different distribution?
- If the former, and I "buy" 3 days via the bank, will it then become two periods?
- I don't really understand how "buying" vacation days works--anyone got dumbed-down version to share?
- Thoughts on mixing (or not) vacation weeks in training months?
Is there somewhere where can we see what weeks correspond to what days? When I go through icrew and click on display vac weeks avail in category, I see "no vac wks data in 2015" Thanks!
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I've been slogging through §7 of the PWA. It talks about having more than 14 days of "earned vacation" in order to split. The definition of "earned vacation" is slightly nebulous to me (could read it either way, to include--or not--days "bought"). It also talks about adding "bought" days to the beginning or end of a vacation period. Does that mean the vacation period has to be established before the day(s) can be added? Catch-22, no?!?
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Does that mean "if the company is not in compliance this year, it must be in compliance next year?"
what is the motivation to remain in compliance? as we've seen from the AF/KLM language, the company has no problem blowing off its obligations.
I'm sure we'll get 'em next time.
Does that mean "if the company is not in compliance this year, it must be in compliance next year?"
what is the motivation to remain in compliance? as we've seen from the AF/KLM language, the company has no problem blowing off its obligations.
I'm sure we'll get 'em next time.
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And why was it released Wednesday afternoon before the long Thanksgiving weekend?
Hoping we'd forget about it come Monday?
Hoping we'd forget about it come Monday?
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