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Old 12-28-2023, 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Planetrain View Post
Sick pay/Non premium pay only = % sick pay
That's because no one is ill (or fatigued) when it comes to premium pay. 🤣
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Old 12-28-2023, 02:24 PM
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I was thrown into Pub-Lic.~RW I'm allergic to work. No seriusly, at altitude I frequently get sneezing fits. Maybe it's the dust but it comes on like allergies. If I went home everytime that happened I'd be out of sick time and verifying my sanity. Sometimes it's just dust or something, sometimes not. But the lecture is veeeeeeery informative.
I’m talking about the it’s allergies people where it’s obviously not not allergies, especially when there’s a cough with it.

I’ve flown with way too many “it’s allergies” people over they years and then a couple days later I’ve had their “allergies”.
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Old 12-28-2023, 03:49 PM
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I’m talking about the it’s allergies people where it’s obviously not not allergies, especially when there’s a cough with it.

I’ve flown with way too many “it’s allergies” people over the years and then a couple days later I’ve had their “allergies”.
The common cold doesn’t incapacitate some like it does others. If i can tolerate altitude changes and whatever else from flying all day without using any non FAA approved meds, I’m probably not gonna waste my sick time and come to work.
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Old 12-28-2023, 04:12 PM
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The common cold doesn’t incapacitate some like it does others. If i can tolerate altitude changes and whatever else from flying all day without using any non FAA approved meds, I’m probably not gonna waste my sick time and come to work.
please don’t do that.
-signed: everybody you fly with.
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Old 12-28-2023, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Myfingershurt View Post
The common cold doesn’t incapacitate some like it does others. If i can tolerate altitude changes and whatever else from flying all day without using any non FAA approved meds, I’m probably not gonna waste my sick time and come to work.
A cold certainly WILL incapacitate in the event of a rapid decompression. Nobody has any business flying with a cold, period.

Why worry about saving sick time? We get a tremendous amount of annual paid sick, and it’s “use it or lose it”. I’d use all of mine every year if I could.
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Old 12-28-2023, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Myfingershurt View Post
The common cold doesn’t incapacitate some like it does others. If i can tolerate altitude changes and whatever else from flying all day without using any non FAA approved meds, I’m probably not gonna waste my sick time and come to work.
Why? Do you regularly max out your sick time?

What about the dude/gal sitting next to you? What about them wasting their sick time because of your selfish decision?
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Old 12-28-2023, 05:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Myfingershurt View Post
The common cold doesn’t incapacitate some like it does others. If i can tolerate altitude changes and whatever else from flying all day without using any non FAA approved meds, I’m probably not gonna waste my sick time and come to work.
And what about you giving the other person a cold to take home to, say, someone with a family member that’s auto-immune compromised. Just don’t. Don’t be that person. Ever.

I honestly can’t believe we have to have this conversation as supposed grown adult professionals who are supposed to be paid well to make good decisions.
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Old 12-28-2023, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Myfingershurt View Post
The common cold doesn’t incapacitate some like it does others. If i can tolerate altitude changes and whatever else from flying all day without using any non FAA approved meds, I’m probably not gonna waste my sick time and come to work.
Why does people go and fly sick? You know you’re violating the regulations right, RIGHT? Youre signing an release stating you’re 100% good when you’re not. Not because it “doesn’t affect you” as you think, it means you’re legal to go to work.

Some people shouldn’t be doing this job.
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Old 12-28-2023, 05:50 PM
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Why does people go and fly sick? You know you’re violating the regulations right, RIGHT? Youre signing an release stating you’re 100% good when you’re not. Not because it “doesn’t affect you” as you think, it means you’re legal to go to work.

Some people shouldn’t be doing this job.
i believe the release says i am adequately rested and physically capable of fulfilling my duties. Most people can and have done that with a common cold. Many have probably unknowingly done it with Covid. Everyone carries germs that can be passed on to another that may not be causing any symptoms in them but could cause severe illness in another. It’s impossible for me to know how someone else’s immune system will react and therefore impossible for me to be liable. I won’t sign a release if i am unfit to fly. But i don’t stay home every time i get the sniffles.
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Old 12-28-2023, 06:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Myfingershurt View Post
I won’t sign a release if i am unfit to fly. But i don’t stay home every time i get the sniffles.

Why not? We get 3+ months of sick leave. The first sign of a sniffle and I'm calling in sick. No need to potentially end up sick on the road, or get someone else sick. I guess I don't love going to work so much that I'd go to work with a sniffle lol.
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