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word302 04-15-2024 08:05 AM

2:50 regardless of trip assigned or not. It amuses me that the people who complain the most know/undertand the contract the least.

GoodJet 04-15-2024 11:57 AM


Originally Posted by word302 (Post 3792771)
2:50 regardless of trip assigned or not. It amuses me that the people who complain the most know/undertand the contract the least.

You're still playing with fire if you call out sick once a trip assigns and not before.

word302 04-15-2024 06:28 PM


Originally Posted by GoodJet (Post 3792834)
You're still playing with fire if you call out sick once a trip assigns and not before.

Is that not common sense?

PineappleXpres 04-15-2024 08:26 PM


Originally Posted by word302 (Post 3792981)
Is that not common sense?

Pulled a hammy puting on the uniform. Never happens.

GoodJet 04-15-2024 09:22 PM


Originally Posted by word302 (Post 3792981)
Is that not common sense?

That is why I'm unsure why anyone is mentioning it. I did it once and had follow up contact from a BCP.

Yakattack 04-16-2024 08:36 AM


Originally Posted by GoodJet (Post 3792834)
You're still playing with fire if you call out sick once a trip assigns and not before.

I had something like that come up once. On the phone with family during an emergency while on cancellation makeup, at the same time on the other line is scheduling trying to give me a trip. I was definitley not fit for duty at that moment so I called off for it, and pretty much immediately sent an email to the BCP explaining the situation. It was a non issue.

Of course, I was well past probation by then. I get that you'd want to be careful with this.

GoodJet 04-16-2024 11:54 AM


Originally Posted by Yakattack (Post 3793193)
I had something like that come up once. On the phone with family during an emergency while on cancellation makeup, at the same time on the other line is scheduling trying to give me a trip. I was definitley not fit for duty at that moment so I called off for it, and pretty much immediately sent an email to the BCP explaining the situation. It was a non issue.

Of course, I was well past probation by then. I get that you'd want to be careful with this.

I did look up the sick deducted is 2.5 not 3.5 for a day of reserve happy to be wrong about that but it's not something I spend a lot of time thinking about. If I'm sick I am sick. That's why I'll call out if I'm feeling under the weather and it's looking iffy for the following day. Rather than after a trip has been assigned. If you do it is pretty much an automatic follow up from a BCP.

It's not like it's some kind bonus to be a reserve pilot. You can call out sick from a lot of trips before you get some kind of contact from the BCP vs once on reserve.

WindWalker999 04-16-2024 11:50 PM

So I take it HA's practically unmonitored sick call policy is not surviving the merge?

GoodJet 04-17-2024 06:53 AM


Originally Posted by WindWalker999 (Post 3793465)
So I take it HA's practically unmonitored sick call policy is not surviving the merge?

It would be nice if the sick time was just personal time but that isn't how we roll.

GreatBigSea 04-17-2024 07:33 AM


Originally Posted by WindWalker999 (Post 3793465)
So I take it HA's practically unmonitored sick call policy is not surviving the merge?

Nah, I call out plenty but have never been called by a BCP.

The situation GoodJet described only happens on reserve when you call in after a trip is assigned. Scheduling codes it as a "missed trip" and the BCP has to followup at that point.

It's a pretty rare scenario.


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