Quiet at UPS...
#11
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Joined APC: Oct 2008
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I'm in the middle of the pack, and expect to be recalled for Peak 2013. This last round of recalls was initiated to try to get a reprieve from the no waivers no favors from the pilot ranks. I don't think it worked.
Thanks guys.
Thats just my opinion. If I'm wrong my wife, dogs, and I will be extremely excited and I'll be buying all the cheese you can eat that night at F Street.
Thanks guys.
Thats just my opinion. If I'm wrong my wife, dogs, and I will be extremely excited and I'll be buying all the cheese you can eat that night at F Street.
#12
I'm in the middle of the pack, and expect to be recalled for Peak 2013. This last round of recalls was initiated to try to get a reprieve from the no waivers no favors from the pilot ranks. I don't think it worked.
Thanks guys.
Thats just my opinion. If I'm wrong my wife, dogs, and I will be extremely excited and I'll be buying all the cheese you can eat that night at F Street.
Thanks guys.
Thats just my opinion. If I'm wrong my wife, dogs, and I will be extremely excited and I'll be buying all the cheese you can eat that night at F Street.
That being said, returning furloughees will only be allowed to buy free cheese in my presence.
#13
Unrelated, but, back after Sept 11, my current regional R&I chairman basically said,"Any furlough doesn't break even for 18 months. Anything less than that the company is basically admitting that furloughing was a mistake. Anything more than that and the company actually shows "saving money". As a result, I don't expect to see any recalls till at least the 18 month mark, because they'll never admit that furloughing was a mistake."
Over the last two rounds of furloughs at my current employer, they were all 18-25 months in duration +/-.
May 2010 + 18 = Oct 2011 - June 2012 +/-.
Also the clock starts when the last pilot is furloughed - not the first.
Now, age 65 kicks in Dec 13, 2012. So that may change things, a little.
Over the last two rounds of furloughs at my current employer, they were all 18-25 months in duration +/-.
May 2010 + 18 = Oct 2011 - June 2012 +/-.
Also the clock starts when the last pilot is furloughed - not the first.
Now, age 65 kicks in Dec 13, 2012. So that may change things, a little.
Last edited by ERJ Jay; 01-10-2012 at 08:38 AM. Reason: Changed the dates to reflect a 18-25 month "window".
#17
Today, UPS VP of Flight Operations Matt Capozzoli announced that UPS would not be recalling any crewmembers in February or March of this year. Capozzoli did express the Company’s hope that additional crewmembers can be recalled beyond March.
So predictable, file suite, postpone recalls. Management there is such a joke.
So predictable, file suite, postpone recalls. Management there is such a joke.
#19
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Joined APC: Oct 2007
Posts: 43
Guys, the irony is what made the furlough profitable was the open time band. If it weren't for the EB calling for such, the company savings would not have been nearly what it has been as a result. The economic risk to the company of ending the furloughing is ending the open time band. Thanks EB for helping cost justifying the furlough! We could not have done it without you.
#20
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Joined APC: Sep 2009
Position: 767 Seat 1A
Posts: 222
If you're going to bash your EB in public, at least try to use proper terminology. Calling it a "band" once could be seen as a simple typo. Twice makes you look like an idiot that does not know the difference between a band and a ban.
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