Originally Posted by Urbandrone

There is a difference between someone being available and willing to do the job for the company, and someone who does everything possible to not work. One is worth 75 hours the other is worthless. The company wants to make the mistake of hiring the worthless individuals a little less painful by reducing the amount they can hide from work. Yes, I do believe if you intentionally bid for a line that gives you less than 75 hours you shouldn't get the guarantee, you should get paid for what you bid. If you are a reserve guy who bids to fly and then bids anything besides last out you should get the guarantee. Some guy who bids last out, P3, last out, and 2 on 1 off has earned his actual credit and that's what he should get.