They paid me a $1 each to done 9 more!

Local ramp manager did the verification for me no problem. I'm curious if this is a requirement to gain new contracts with the government?

What's the over/under on the percent of pilots that have this completed by Monday?

98%

why? Didn't FCIF state that the pilot was to be removed WITHOUT PAY / NOQ Status until this was completed?

I would say that is an incentive....

[QUOTE]Didn't FCIF state that the pilot was to be removed WITHOUT PAY / NOQ Status until this was completed?[QUOTE]
I didn't see that in the FCIF. I haven't transited the planet during the weekdays (managers weren't there during the weekends with the line dogs) nor am I driving on my dime to get this done. They'll have to wait.

duplicate...

91 percent

So - you are saying you have not gone to work since this became a requirement? It can be done at any ramp or station not just MEM and takes less than 5 minutes.

Maybe, you will have to wait to get paid :eek:

Cool, when are you opening up your brothel?:D

It'll be interesting to see if the CBA allows that to happen. Obviously there are conditions of employment that must be met, but this program is voluntary on the part of the company.

This is just another area where line pilots are treated the same as Christmas sort temp help so it's "fair" and politically correct. I'm thinking that between the Pilot Records Improvement Act and the USPS contract requirements, the pilots could have reasonably been exempted from this "voluntary" program.

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