Retro Pay Resolution
#111
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#112
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#114
That's sort of a grey area. FOM 32.2.3 says that we are not allowed to wear our badge when traveling company business or nonrev when not in full uniform, but it also says that off duty personnal occupying the jumpseat much have their company ID in clear view when entering and exiting the flight deck.
Tunes said “jumpseat”. It’s not a gray area if it’s a jumpseater.
#116
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I see pilots out of uniform all the time wearing their badge. I always wonder why. The only thing I can think of is either they want some kind of preferential treatment or like advertising to everyone that they are an employee. It is against the FOM but I don’t think they care.
#117
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The wording says it must be displayed when entering and exiting the flight deck. It doesn't say what you should do when the door is closed. Common sense would say that you would just keep wearing it since you're going to need it when you exit after the flight ends. But maybe seeing all that green is just too much for PB to handle.
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It doesn't have to be the CURRENT inflationary rates during ChinaFlu in order to pass. The company needs to recognize that they are the ones that dragged their feet on signing a contract all the while taking government money. If those years are compensated with inflation plus a little something something, I think it would stand a good chance of passing. Of course the company will never agree to 4 years of a 20% pay increase and I would not expect them too. But I do expect them to compensate all the work that was done during that period when many of us on property were busting ass to get it done. I have 3 years left. This is your contract. If you let the company get away with this crap, you deserve what happens to you for the rest of your career
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