Originally Posted by
Denny Crane
Just to play devils advocate. So, all of you believe a guy who is 33 when hired should go ahead of the guy who is 32.5 because he has "less time" with the company.........ooooookay.....just sayin'
Absolutely. In that example, the two would likely only be one number apart anyway, with the "junior" one getting an extra 6 months at the top of the scale in a senior plane etc. Likewise, there could be a 20 year age difference in a class. Nothing wrong whatsoever with letting the older pilot get a few numbers since s/he would have to punch out decades sooner. It really is the fairest way to do it, young buck mini windfall notwithstanding.