FedEx-Training letter
#2
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2. Within 10 days following the closing of a posting, the Company shall communicate the following to pilots through an FCIF:
a. Names, employee numbers and seniority numbers of pilots receiving an award or assignment and the crew position awarded or assigned;
b. Type(s) of crew position award(s)/assignment(s):
i. Primary permanent vacancy;
ii. Secondary permanent vacancy;
iii. Temporary vacancy;
iv. FDA vacancy;
v. Excess;
c. Projected training dates;
d. Projected activation dates;
e. Miscellaneous additional information.
So 10 days is your answer. On day 11 the letter will be pulled, revised, and released at the company's leisure.
a. Names, employee numbers and seniority numbers of pilots receiving an award or assignment and the crew position awarded or assigned;
b. Type(s) of crew position award(s)/assignment(s):
i. Primary permanent vacancy;
ii. Secondary permanent vacancy;
iii. Temporary vacancy;
iv. FDA vacancy;
v. Excess;
c. Projected training dates;
d. Projected activation dates;
e. Miscellaneous additional information.
So 10 days is your answer. On day 11 the letter will be pulled, revised, and released at the company's leisure.
Last edited by FDXLAG; 06-08-2015 at 04:52 AM.
#3
2. Within 10 days following the closing of a posting, the Company shall communicate the following to pilots through an FCIF:
a. Names, employee numbers and seniority numbers of pilots receiving an award or assignment and the crew position awarded or assigned;
b. Type(s) of crew position award(s)/assignment(s):
i. Primary permanent vacancy;
ii. Secondary permanent vacancy;
iii. Temporary vacancy;
iv. FDA vacancy;
v. Excess;
c. Projected training dates;
d. Projected activation dates;
e. Miscellaneous additional information.
So 10 days is your answer. On day 11 the letter will be pulled, revised, and released at the company's leisure.
a. Names, employee numbers and seniority numbers of pilots receiving an award or assignment and the crew position awarded or assigned;
b. Type(s) of crew position award(s)/assignment(s):
i. Primary permanent vacancy;
ii. Secondary permanent vacancy;
iii. Temporary vacancy;
iv. FDA vacancy;
v. Excess;
c. Projected training dates;
d. Projected activation dates;
e. Miscellaneous additional information.
So 10 days is your answer. On day 11 the letter will be pulled, revised, and released at the company's leisure.
#4
I wonder if the answer has ever changed ...
12-30-2014:
4-15-2014:
and more ...
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12-30-2014:
4-15-2014:
and more ...
.
#7
In regards to the Training Letter: can anyone take a stab at when someone bidding into the 75CM seat at 100% on Practice #3 might go to training versus someone going to the 76FM at 30%?
I realize there are many, many variables but there are some very knowledgeable folks here on this forum and I'm hoping that someone might have a gut feel/experience for this that I simply don't have.
I realize there are many, many variables but there are some very knowledgeable folks here on this forum and I'm hoping that someone might have a gut feel/experience for this that I simply don't have.
#8
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Joined APC: Nov 2006
Position: 767 FO
Posts: 8,047
In regards to the Training Letter: can anyone take a stab at when someone bidding into the 75CM seat at 100% on Practice #3 might go to training versus someone going to the 76FM at 30%?
I realize there are many, many variables but there are some very knowledgeable folks here on this forum and I'm hoping that someone might have a gut feel/experience for this that I simply don't have.
I realize there are many, many variables but there are some very knowledgeable folks here on this forum and I'm hoping that someone might have a gut feel/experience for this that I simply don't have.
#10
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Joined APC: Mar 2006
Position: Crewmember
Posts: 1,368
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