Mou 20-02
05-27-2020, 05:57 AM
#11
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Originally Posted by Jaww
I actually totally agree with this. As stupid as our sick leave contest at the end of the year.
05-27-2020, 05:58 AM
#12
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Joined APC: Mar 2008
Position: 737 FO
Posts: 630
This MOU sounds like a good thing, good job by the MEC on this.
My only criticism is that this and recent MEC memos/briefs just feel like a lot of white noise. I’m glad they reached an agreement on this MOU, but it still feels like they haven’t accomplished much related to the elephant in the room (leaves, early outs, furloughs etc). Completing this MOU now just feels more like a distraction from the bigger issues at hand. I’m still waiting for news/ progress on the bigger issues at hand (early outs, furloughs etc).
My only criticism is that this and recent MEC memos/briefs just feel like a lot of white noise. I’m glad they reached an agreement on this MOU, but it still feels like they haven’t accomplished much related to the elephant in the room (leaves, early outs, furloughs etc). Completing this MOU now just feels more like a distraction from the bigger issues at hand. I’m still waiting for news/ progress on the bigger issues at hand (early outs, furloughs etc).
05-27-2020, 06:16 AM
#13
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Position: A330 First Officer
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Originally Posted by beis77
This MOU sounds like a good thing, good job by the MEC on this.
My only criticism is that this and recent MEC memos/briefs just feel like a lot of white noise. I’m glad they reached an agreement on this MOU, but it still feels like they haven’t accomplished much related to the elephant in the room (leaves, early outs, furloughs etc). Completing this MOU now just feels more like a distraction from the bigger issues at hand. I’m still waiting for news/ progress on the bigger issues at hand (early outs, furloughs etc).
My only criticism is that this and recent MEC memos/briefs just feel like a lot of white noise. I’m glad they reached an agreement on this MOU, but it still feels like they haven’t accomplished much related to the elephant in the room (leaves, early outs, furloughs etc). Completing this MOU now just feels more like a distraction from the bigger issues at hand. I’m still waiting for news/ progress on the bigger issues at hand (early outs, furloughs etc).
05-27-2020, 06:19 AM
#14
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Originally Posted by beis77
This MOU sounds like a good thing, good job by the MEC on this.
My only criticism is that this and recent MEC memos/briefs just feel like a lot of white noise. I’m glad they reached an agreement on this MOU, but it still feels like they haven’t accomplished much related to the elephant in the room (leaves, early outs, furloughs etc). Completing this MOU now just feels more like a distraction from the bigger issues at hand. I’m still waiting for news/ progress on the bigger issues at hand (early outs, furloughs etc).
My only criticism is that this and recent MEC memos/briefs just feel like a lot of white noise. I’m glad they reached an agreement on this MOU, but it still feels like they haven’t accomplished much related to the elephant in the room (leaves, early outs, furloughs etc). Completing this MOU now just feels more like a distraction from the bigger issues at hand. I’m still waiting for news/ progress on the bigger issues at hand (early outs, furloughs etc).
edit: crap, sorry just saw 88FO's reply, stupid 240 sec timer
05-27-2020, 06:45 AM
#15
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Originally Posted by Drum
x2 on the sick leave race. Unbelievable. Even more so is someone in management thought it was a good enough idea to begin with and then run with it.
05-27-2020, 06:52 AM
#16
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Originally Posted by Downtime
AA guy here I have to ask what is the sick leave race?
05-27-2020, 06:59 AM
#18
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Originally Posted by Downtime
AA guy here I have to ask what is the sick leave race?
05-27-2020, 07:03 AM
#19
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Originally Posted by iaflyer
It could also be there is a process where the categories with low sick leave usage (under some percentage) get extra vacation days for the next year. Usually the categories that get those are the new hire categories (717 , 220 etc) where the pilots are young and don't get sick as much.
05-27-2020, 07:21 AM
#20
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Originally Posted by iaflyer
It could also be there is a process where the categories with low sick leave usage (under some percentage) get extra vacation days for the next year. Usually the categories that get those are the new hire categories (717 , 220 etc) where the pilots are young and don't get sick as much.
Gotcha thanks. We just get the mission hackers who have 1000 hours of sick time and show up hacking saying it’s only allergies in January. The one good thing to come from COVID is not having to don the respiratory infection incubator above FL250 anymore.
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