Reserve for Dummies
#3981
You said they were trained to violate the contract. I'm saying they aren't trained. Supervisors have 6 months in scheduling and they are thrown into the fire and told to figure it out. I certainly don't condone them violating the contract and there are certainly some characters that are blatantly violating it. But I also feel bad for many of them. They are getting yelled at and berated by grown adults making 10x what they make and are just trying to make ends meet. The blame is on middle and upper management. Shameful
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#3982
On Reserve
Joined: Dec 2021
Posts: 187
Likes: 48
This has been the first month with proactive 30 hours rest scheduling on my fleet. I like to bid longer blocks of reserve days and both this month and next month have had 30hrs of rest placed on my schedule as soon as it's published in iCrew. Will that preclude me from a YS or GS for a trip that would otherwise still be 117 legal? Say a trip with a 30+hr layover or one that would still be legal if the 30hr rest was moved to after release. In the original announcement and the follow up discussion on SkyHub, the crew resources people said it won't preclude you from being awarded slips, but I heard several stories of people being denied awards because you won't even show up on the trip coverage report with the correct days of availability even though it would have been perfectly legal to fly the trip if they hadn't pre-posted the rest period. Anybody have any experiences with this?
#3983
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Jul 2013
Posts: 12,533
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This has been the first month with proactive 30 hours rest scheduling on my fleet. I like to bid longer blocks of reserve days and both this month and next month have had 30hrs of rest placed on my schedule as soon as it's published in iCrew. Will that preclude me from a YS or GS for a trip that would otherwise still be 117 legal? Say a trip with a 30+hr layover or one that would still be legal if the 30hr rest was moved to after release. In the original announcement and the follow up discussion on SkyHub, the crew resources people said it won't preclude you from being awarded slips, but I heard several stories of people being denied awards because you won't even show up on the trip coverage report with the correct days of availability even though it would have been perfectly legal to fly the trip if they hadn't pre-posted the rest period. Anybody have any experiences with this?
#3984
This has been the first month with proactive 30 hours rest scheduling on my fleet. I like to bid longer blocks of reserve days and both this month and next month have had 30hrs of rest placed on my schedule as soon as it's published in iCrew. Will that preclude me from a YS or GS for a trip that would otherwise still be 117 legal? Say a trip with a 30+hr layover or one that would still be legal if the 30hr rest was moved to after release. In the original announcement and the follow up discussion on SkyHub, the crew resources people said it won't preclude you from being awarded slips, but I heard several stories of people being denied awards because you won't even show up on the trip coverage report with the correct days of availability even though it would have been perfectly legal to fly the trip if they hadn't pre-posted the rest period. Anybody have any experiences with this?
As opposed to... fly now (get pay and credit now) grieve later.
#3985
Line Holder
Joined: Oct 2024
Posts: 293
Likes: 142
This has been the first month with proactive 30 hours rest scheduling on my fleet. I like to bid longer blocks of reserve days and both this month and next month have had 30hrs of rest placed on my schedule as soon as it's published in iCrew. Will that preclude me from a YS or GS for a trip that would otherwise still be 117 legal? Say a trip with a 30+hr layover or one that would still be legal if the 30hr rest was moved to after release. In the original announcement and the follow up discussion on SkyHub, the crew resources people said it won't preclude you from being awarded slips, but I heard several stories of people being denied awards because you won't even show up on the trip coverage report with the correct days of availability even though it would have been perfectly legal to fly the trip if they hadn't pre-posted the rest period. Anybody have any experiences with this?
#3986
This has been the first month with proactive 30 hours rest scheduling on my fleet. I like to bid longer blocks of reserve days and both this month and next month have had 30hrs of rest placed on my schedule as soon as it's published in iCrew. Will that preclude me from a YS or GS for a trip that would otherwise still be 117 legal? Say a trip with a 30+hr layover or one that would still be legal if the 30hr rest was moved to after release. In the original announcement and the follow up discussion on SkyHub, the crew resources people said it won't preclude you from being awarded slips, but I heard several stories of people being denied awards because you won't even show up on the trip coverage report with the correct days of availability even though it would have been perfectly legal to fly the trip if they hadn't pre-posted the rest period. Anybody have any experiences with this?
So now when they do that ****, I just move X days around. Then they remove it.
Pre-posting 30 hour rest in a future bid period is the dumbest way to accomplish nothing.
#3987
Moderator
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 7,490
Likes: 483
I'm not sure it's accomplishing nothing. It seems like it's driving down the reserves available for those days, which is crappy for us. Also, a buddy moved his X-days and they actually moved his rest.
#3988
Interesting. Good perspective. I've only ever seen them remove the rest.
#3990
And THIS is why it's utter BS. It's illegal manipulation of the formula, and directly impacts swaps, x-day moves, etc.
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