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Flight Ops Reduction Rumors
Rumor around the schoolhouse is that APA is already projecting reduction in force numbers that will come with the new American.
While i know this is a possiblity, this was the first I had heard of either pilot union "planning" on furloughed pilots. Can anyone from the current American comment if this actually something APA is now formulating. |
Schoolhouse rumors, ugh.
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With all the retirements, a reduction in force doesn't necessarily mean furloughs, right?
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Has anybody heard from a Flight Attendant on this?
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They can't, per the MOU.
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The RIF numbers pouring out through the rumors were around 1000.
Now is that a year after the POR, two years, three years after? I don't know. Wasn't speculated on. Will combined retirements reach that number in the near future? The rumor assumed that furloughs were on the way for US Air third listers. Is this what APA is now foreseeing? |
Originally Posted by Stetson29
(Post 1474199)
The RIF numbers pouring out through the rumors were around 1000.
Now is that a year after the POR, two years, three years after? I don't know. Wasn't speculated on. Will combined retirements reach that number in the near future? The rumor assumed that furloughs were on the way for US Air third listers. Is this what APA is now foreseeing? |
Originally Posted by EMBFlyer
(Post 1474196)
They can't, per the MOU.
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in most business mergers (not airlines per se...), a reduction of employees is necessary due to overlapping / duplication of efforts across the new company.
NOW, how this will play out at AA/USAir is anyone's guess |
Originally Posted by The Drizzle
(Post 1474206)
I'm not sure which is the funniest or saddest, the RIF rumor or the idea that the MOU is going to protect us when Doug wants us gone. |
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