Originally Posted by
Falcon20
Yes I did. That was mostly meant to say that if you know that the company is in the wrong you can help expedite the process by pestering scheduling. However, some submissions aren’t as clear and you need to hear back from the union and then wait for the company to pay.
I personally think it’s still important to submit it to the union to make sure that we are compensated correctly
I apologize if I came off as accusatory, I was trying to point out that most pilots never contact the company at all. You however did the right thing by knowing there was a violation and following up. I would also suggest posting a comment to your ACE claim if the situation is resolved as it will save the committee time by not having to research that claim to prove you already got what you were supposed to get.