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Old 07-31-2007, 11:12 AM
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AA why would you ever want to give this company that option. What are you going to do the second time your name comes up in a year, go into your disability account because you used all your sick bank the first time.
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Old 07-31-2007, 11:56 AM
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AerisArmis - "Why would anyone go against their will? If you have a sick kid, sick spouse, sick parent, sick dog, marriage problems, ****ed off wife, or any of a million reasons that would cause you undue stress, call in sick."

AA, you go right ahead and try that. Just see how quickly you'll be called in to your chief pilot's office. Any bets on how many days off without pay you'll get nailed with.
Sorry AA, but that is a totally specious (superficially plausible, but actually wrong) argument. There is absolutely no way management would let you get away with calling in sick unless someone in your immediate family was on their death bed.
In addition, why should we have to burn our entire year's sick leave to avoid being forced to spend 720 hours, or 30 days time away from base (TAFB), while only getting paid for 15 days TAFB.

AA - "Nobody really knows if STV will be needed or if so, how many crews are involved. It could be 2 or 20, but if it does come to pass, and it presents a huge problem for you, waive the safety flag."

Sorry Bud, but even if the number is only one, it is one too many. Especially if it is you. Good luck waiving the safety flag.

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Old 07-31-2007, 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by AerisArmis View Post
Sure hope they do when I'm stuck in HKG for 30+ days against my will

Why would anyone go against their will? If you have a sick kid, sick spouse, sick parent, sick dog, marriage problems, ****ed off wife, or any of a million reasons that would cause you undue stress, call in sick. If being away from your family for 30 days would in any way interfere with your ability to SAFELY operate the jet, then you are by definition, "sick" and SHOULD indicate that to whomever the black hats are that want to non-vol you over there. Nobody really knows if STV will be needed or if so, how many crews are involved. It could be 2 or 20, but if it does come to pass, and it presents a huge problem for you, waive the safety flag. Nobody should have to fly with an angry, stressed out pilot who had difficulty concentrating on the job at hand.
Are you serious. Hopefully you are being incredibly sarcastic. If not, this might go down in history as the stupidest argument I have ever seen. Basically, your answer to the LOA is call in sick. Gotchya. Nice.

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Old 07-31-2007, 12:40 PM
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some guy is ripping us in the major forum...

http://airlinepilotforums.com/showthread.php?t=15252
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Old 07-31-2007, 03:17 PM
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Here I am trying to solve your hypthetical problem and what do I get, scorn and ridicule. Oh well, hopefully someday the scars will heal.
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