Reserve + white slip
08-24-2019 | 11:22 AM
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Reserve + white slip
If you are on reserve and pick up a whiteslip on your x days, is the credit added to your normal reserve credit Oris it above garauntee.
For example, if I am only at 30 hrs of credit for the month and reserve garauntee is 76 hrs, if I pick up a 10 hr credit trip is my pay still 76hrs or 86hrs?
For example, if I am only at 30 hrs of credit for the month and reserve garauntee is 76 hrs, if I pick up a 10 hr credit trip is my pay still 76hrs or 86hrs?
08-24-2019 | 11:24 AM
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From: NBCNEWB
There’s technically no such thing as a RES WS. It’s a YS for flying on X days. I could be wrong, I have muuuuuuuch to learn about our PWA but I think you’d be working for free in that scenario, it’d still be 76 hours.
08-24-2019 | 11:30 AM
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If you are on reserve and pick up a whiteslip on your x days, is the credit added to your normal reserve credit Oris it above garauntee.
For example, if I am only at 30 hrs of credit for the month and reserve garauntee is 76 hrs, if I pick up a 10 hr credit trip is my pay still 76hrs or 86hrs?
For example, if I am only at 30 hrs of credit for the month and reserve garauntee is 76 hrs, if I pick up a 10 hr credit trip is my pay still 76hrs or 86hrs?
08-24-2019 | 11:38 AM
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If you are on reserve and pick up a whiteslip on your x days, is the credit added to your normal reserve credit Oris it above garauntee.
For example, if I am only at 30 hrs of credit for the month and reserve garauntee is 76 hrs, if I pick up a 10 hr credit trip is my pay still 76hrs or 86hrs?
For example, if I am only at 30 hrs of credit for the month and reserve garauntee is 76 hrs, if I pick up a 10 hr credit trip is my pay still 76hrs or 86hrs?
08-24-2019 | 12:01 PM
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08-24-2019 | 12:42 PM
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By getting the "payback" days, you are merely shifting the original X-days to the new days, and what once were x-days are now days you were working, and all of that just against the reserve guarantee.
That MAY be what you wanted for your own personal reasons, but what you described is really more of an "x-day shift" than a true PB day as we tend to think of them.
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