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12-11-2018 | 06:02 AM
#141
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12-11-2018 | 08:53 AM
#142
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I'm no apologist for Pina, as my comments earlier in this thread indicate, but I'm not jumping on the "slept with 10 guys" rumor as true quite yet. It's an easy accusation to make and no evidence to support it (yes I see the irony) Yes, there certainly are guys who cheat on their wives (and women who cheat on their husbands). If that is contrary to how their spouses have been led to expect than I agree that it's poor behavior.
12-11-2018 | 10:36 AM
#143
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I don’t like where some of this thread is going. Are we really opining on whether some of our fellow pilots are “loose women” or “adulterous husbands”? If your sense of moral outrage makes you feel compelled to let others know your opinions on our fellow pilot’s moral shortcomings, I suggest this is not the venue for that. Protecting and enhancing our careers is the purpose of this website and discussing how to keep yourself out of trouble at work is perfectly legit. Discussing whether someone is a slut or a cheater is not. If you really want to pursue that maybe you can make some postings on their residential community forum or get their pastor to denounce them from the pulpit. Not anything I give a rat’s ass about and neither do most of our brothers and sisters on this forum.
12-11-2018 | 03:03 PM
#144
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Amen brother......Who cares. Lesson for all learned. Unless you are friends with the pilot you are flying with, stay outa their business and keep them outa your business. The days of old are gone...Hanging out on layovers with strangers is just plain bad for your business. Light a candle for Paul and Betty. They sacrificed their lives and futures so we could all learn. Leave them alone....
12-11-2018 | 05:14 PM
#145
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Amen brother......Who cares. Lesson for all learned. Unless you are friends with the pilot you are flying with, stay outa their business and keep them outa your business. The days of old are gone...Hanging out on layovers with strangers is just plain bad for your business. Light a candle for Paul and Betty. They sacrificed their lives and futures so we could all learn. Leave them alone....
Well, unless you’re just an antisocial peson by nature...then you’ll be fine.
12-11-2018 | 05:42 PM
#146
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I am a social person by nature.
With my friends and family...
With that said, I'm generally a slam clicker on overnights for many reasons, one of which is the potential for something bad to happen because of some crazy nut-job who I work with. I have a vivid enough imagination to know that SOME people are crazy enough to cause BIG problems in a co-workers life. No thank you.
Not only that, but I typically like to do my own things on my own time when not on duty. Tough to do by committee.
With my friends and family...
With that said, I'm generally a slam clicker on overnights for many reasons, one of which is the potential for something bad to happen because of some crazy nut-job who I work with. I have a vivid enough imagination to know that SOME people are crazy enough to cause BIG problems in a co-workers life. No thank you.
Not only that, but I typically like to do my own things on my own time when not on duty. Tough to do by committee.
12-13-2018 | 02:24 PM
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So it would appear.
Alaska Airlines Inc. faces a new suit accusing it of failing to allow pilots who serve in the U.S. Armed Forces to accrue sick and vacation time while on military leave.
The airline allegedly discriminated against its pilots by denying them employment benefits on the basis of their obligation to serve in the military in violation of the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act.
Alaska Airlines is evaluating the complaint, a company spokeswoman told Bloomberg Law Dec. 13 via...
The airline allegedly discriminated against its pilots by denying them employment benefits on the basis of their obligation to serve in the military in violation of the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act.
Alaska Airlines is evaluating the complaint, a company spokeswoman told Bloomberg Law Dec. 13 via...
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