Originally Posted by
Pedro4President
Alright good you read the part I was about to reference. Here is “My” rule on this vague situation. I land and check my hi3 if the SO is still there at the original time then I have to stay. If the SO is not there then I’m released. Does that make sense?
My HI3 is the company’s way of telling me what to do. If it’s there then I call if they have replaced me.
After a lengthy stint on rsv recently, I don’t remember seeing the SO ever moving or disappearing from the end of my ready shift unless I specifically called to get released. I could be just blocking out bad rsv memories though.