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Seattlecfi 11-23-2009 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by pinkpanther (Post 715758)
This is a good example of how reserve use to look before HQ moved to MSP. Now that there are all new schedulers in MSP (all the experienced ones quit instead of moving from IAD to MSP) things have changed dramatically for the worse. The situation will probably improve when more pilots come onboard and the schedulers start observing the contract due to the settlement of numerous grievances, but for the near term I would expect to see more junior manning below min days off, calls in the middle of the night for notification, more airport reserve shifts, and attempts to call you out under your 2 hr callout.

Some of the new schedulers are former NWA who didn't move to ATL. My experience, they were some of the best I ever worked with.

johnso29 11-23-2009 08:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Seattlecfi (Post 715765)
Some of the new schedulers are former NWA who didn't move to ATL. My experience, they were some of the best I ever worked with.

Yup. The DC9 afternoon scheduler went to Compass. She's a great gain Compass guys. She'll help you out whenever she can.

pinkpanther 11-23-2009 10:45 AM

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Some of the new schedulers are former NWA who didn't move to ATL. My experience, they were some of the best I ever worked with.
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Yup. The DC9 afternoon scheduler went to Compass. She's a great gain Compass guys. She'll help you out whenever she can.
When we heard these things from NW folks we were hopeful and excited to have some experienced people join the team, unfortunately we were deeply disappointed. The lack of knowledge of how to operate within the contract may be acceptable for a short time while you learn the ropes, but after this much time, its no longer acceptable. The newhire reserves are suffering by being consistently put into precarious situations having to tell schedulers no or I can't do what your telling me to do. I don't know which ones are former NW, but I'm not impressed with any of the new schedulers work. Not operating within the bounds of the contract is unacceptable and most of us are sick of it.

Semaphore Sam 11-23-2009 08:46 PM

Relatively new Compass Training Scheduler is ex-NWA. She is first-rate...sometimes cannot accommodate requests, but only with good reasons. One can only ask that best effort to accommodate requests be made, which is how she operates. If she is an example of ex-NWA, those personnel were quite fortunate under her tutelage; in my previous life, I dealt with some really BAD-attitude schedulers. Sam the Trainer.

johnso29 11-24-2009 02:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Semaphore Sam (Post 716193)
Relatively new Compass Training Scheduler is ex-NWA. She is first-rate...sometimes cannot accommodate requests, but only with good reasons. One can only ask that best effort to accommodate requests be made, which is how she operates. If she is an example of ex-NWA, those personnel were quite fortunate under her tutelage; in my previous life, I dealt with some really BAD-attitude schedulers. Sam the Trainer.

If her first name begins with 'A' then we are speaking of the same person. She is very fair, & will help you out if she can.

JSDL 11-24-2009 07:16 AM

Benefits
 
Compass folks,


How are the benefits? What are the premiums for a family plan? Do you have dental and is there orthodontic coverage?

How soon do they get you into cass? I wonder if I would be able to nonrev right away if hired being that I've already paid my $50?

Thanks
J

Seattlecfi 11-24-2009 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by johnso29 (Post 716227)
If her first name begins with 'A' then we are speaking of the same person. She is very fair, & will help you out if she can.

It was a real loss for us when she left. I think we have some of the best schedulers around.

bohicagain 11-24-2009 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by JSDL (Post 716368)
Compass folks,


How are the benefits? What are the premiums for a family plan? Do you have dental and is there orthodontic coverage?

How soon do they get you into cass? I wonder if I would be able to nonrev right away if hired being that I've already paid my $50?

Thanks
J

Benefits not great not horrible. as of 1/1/09 $320.00 per month for the family. 750 deductible for the fam then 80/20

Dental yes 22 per month for the fam. dont know of orthodontic

Takes about 1 or 2 weeks for cass once you are hired.
Yes on the non rev

bohicagain 11-24-2009 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Semaphore Sam (Post 716193)
Relatively new Compass Training Scheduler is ex-NWA. She is first-rate...sometimes cannot accommodate requests, but only with good reasons. One can only ask that best effort to accommodate requests be made, which is how she operates. If she is an example of ex-NWA, those personnel were quite fortunate under her tutelage; in my previous life, I dealt with some really BAD-attitude schedulers. Sam the Trainer.


No offense but she is not as good as Gary. He always took request and never had a problem accomodating. He also knew the contract. She has yet to learn.

JSDL 11-24-2009 01:02 PM

Are there confirmed classes starting in Jan, Feb and so on? I'm assuming the classes in Dec. have been filled.

Any recent newhires on here, how long before you got a call for an interview? Did you have an internal rec.?


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