Alaska hiring projections
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The reason for the using November 1st is that the company expects people to give them 30 days notice when they retire
That's great news for a system bid. I'm looking forward to not not commuting anymore.
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The list isn't effective until Dec 1. If the bid opens and closes in November, it'll be legacy AS only. At least that's what I've been led to believe.
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I think there will be allot of grumbling if they don't. I'm going to keep my fingers crossed until we hear further
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Alaska hiring projections
We had a Boeing bid that opened September 24th and closed October 8th with a massive 12 upgrades that’s effective April 1st 2019. So I don’t see how we could have a system wide bid with the same effective date. But who knows?
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I think the company is planning on having all the IT systems fully combined by March. If they are announcing an April effective date that might imply a system wide bid.
I think there will be allot of grumbling if they don't. I'm going to keep my fingers crossed until we hear further
I think there will be allot of grumbling if they don't. I'm going to keep my fingers crossed until we hear further
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Soooo are these 15 in addition to those who started class in the fall?
I believe the 4 classes run this fall were to fill a vacancy bid for 40 in SEA and 6 in LAX. Are the 15 hired a part of that or were they hired due to additional attrition?
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