Delta To Furlough?
03-13-2020 | 01:07 PM
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as for furlough’s taking 24 months to pay off, consider the following scenarios.
1) i will give you $1billion, You just have to hold your breath for 24 months
2) i will pay you minimum wage to wash 152 bellies at a flight school
job 1 pays way better but what do you choose?
03-13-2020 | 01:17 PM
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If they get a Delta seniority number the get sent away, that’s still a win
as for furlough’s taking 24 months to pay off, consider the following scenarios.
1) i will give you $1billion, You just have to hold your breath for 24 months
2) i will pay you minimum wage to wash 152 bellies at a flight school
job 1 pays way better but what do you choose?
as for furlough’s taking 24 months to pay off, consider the following scenarios.
1) i will give you $1billion, You just have to hold your breath for 24 months
2) i will pay you minimum wage to wash 152 bellies at a flight school
job 1 pays way better but what do you choose?
03-13-2020 | 01:24 PM
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03-13-2020 | 01:28 PM
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"furloughed" time has nothing to do with USERRA limits, you do what it takes to provide for yourself and your family. When the call comes to go back, most were offered to "transition" to "mil leave" status (or stay on bypass and delay your return).
At that point you have to reconsider your mil plans and the USERRA limits. Best of luck to all of us!
At that point you have to reconsider your mil plans and the USERRA limits. Best of luck to all of us!
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03-13-2020 | 01:39 PM
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For anyone interested regarding USERRA and employment the ROA (Reserve Officer's Association) offers a free expert legal advice to its members and gives excellent answers to some scenarios regarding situations pertaining to military duty and civilian employment.
https://www.roa.org/page/lawcenter
https://www.roa.org/page/lawcenter
03-13-2020 | 01:54 PM
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Or talk to any of your recently retired squadron mates who are airline pilots. Most of them were able to snag a 20 yr retirement out of the furloughs post 9/11, plus their 5 years of mloa. Bottom line, my understanding is that if you're furloughed, that time does not count toward the USERRA. I'm not a lawyer.
VLOA vs MLOA has benefits ramifications. Just wondering what the historical precedent is.
03-13-2020 | 02:08 PM
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Or talk to any of your recently retired squadron mates who are airline pilots. Most of them were able to snag a 20 yr retirement out of the furloughs post 9/11, plus their 5 years of mloa. Bottom line, my understanding is that if you're furloughed, that time does not count toward the USERRA. I'm not a lawyer.
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