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Time card code.
Never seen this one before. IP10. Any ideas?
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Originally Posted by Boatbuilder
(Post 4011252)
Never seen this one before. IP10. Any ideas?
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I believe IPY stands for “Incentive Pay” for the FAs, so maybe IP10 is some variation of that?
…wouldn’t surprise me at all if they are just as bad with FA pay as our pay and just accidentally added some time to your card instead of someone else…do you have a common last name? |
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Originally Posted by Johnnychimpo
(Post 4011288)
I believe IPY stands for “Incentive Pay” for the FAs, so maybe IP10 is some variation of that?
…wouldn’t surprise me at all if they are just as bad with FA pay as our pay and just accidentally added some time to your card instead of someone else…do you have a common last name? |
Originally Posted by Johnnychimpo
(Post 4011289)
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Originally Posted by Boatbuilder
(Post 4011293)
Thanks, that partially explains it.
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Originally Posted by Johnnychimpo
(Post 4011300)
transparency is clearly their top priority…
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I submitted a pay inquiry and included my math. They agreed with me and corrected it in under an hour. Gotta say I was impressed.
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Originally Posted by Boatbuilder
(Post 4011382)
I submitted a pay inquiry and included my math. They agreed with me and corrected it in under an hour. Gotta say I was impressed.
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Originally Posted by Abouttime2fish
(Post 4011284)
There is a list of pay codes on the ALPA website…. But I don’t see that one on it.
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Originally Posted by blueskies27
(Post 4011426)
where can i find this document? Searched all over ALPA website and app.
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Originally Posted by blueskies27
(Post 4011426)
where can i find this document? Searched all over ALPA website and app.
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Originally Posted by Johnnychimpo
(Post 4011383)
…and then they marked it as “no adjustment needed” ?
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Originally Posted by Boatbuilder
(Post 4011673)
Nope, it’s still there, I was RR’d 3 times. Twice in one day and through my base on #2.
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Originally Posted by NuGuy
(Post 4011703)
Out of curiosity, did you know it was a violation and did you accept it?
Also I looked through the list of pay codes and didn’t find IP10, not that I’m complaining. |
Originally Posted by Boatbuilder
(Post 4011746)
Yes as it was a “fly now, grieve later” situation. It didn’t violate FAR’s. Came very close to timing out though due to the hail storm.
Also I looked through the list of pay codes and didn’t find IP10, not that I’m complaining. |
Originally Posted by GutterGuard
(Post 4011753)
You sure it wasn't an exception to FNGL? You can't be forced to be rerouted THROUGH your base unless its a deadhead to rejoin your original rotation.
This was the first time I can remember being confronted with this situation. I guess when a senior pilot gets 13 IA calls in a day I should expect some underhanded tactics. |
Originally Posted by Boatbuilder
(Post 4011760)
It used to be one of the only non FNGL situations (other than FAR violation) was tag on flying. I just pulled up the scheduling handbook and it looks there were some recent additions to the policy, including a RR through one’s base.
This was the first time I can remember being confronted with this situation. I guess when a senior pilot gets 13 IA calls in a day I should expect some underhanded tactics. |
Originally Posted by Boatbuilder
(Post 4011746)
Yes as I thought it was a “fly now, grieve later” situation. It didn’t violate FAR’s. Came very close to timing out though due to the hail storm.
Also I looked through the list of pay codes and didn’t find IP10, not that I’m complaining. |
Any ideas on IP4?
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Originally Posted by lavdestroyer
(Post 4011994)
Any ideas on IP4?
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Originally Posted by dbrownie
(Post 4013804)
Any idea what DCLR is?..
on my time card but can’t find the code?. |
Not on a time card, but I’ve seen reason ‘D’ on the trip coverage twice recently, including today. 73A Atl. According to the help screen, there is no reason ‘D’??
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Originally Posted by Abouttime2fish
(Post 4015309)
Not on a time card, but I’ve seen reason ‘D’ on the trip coverage twice recently, including today. 73A Atl. According to the help screen, there is no reason ‘D’??
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Originally Posted by DWC CAP10 USAF
(Post 4012133)
link in post #4
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Originally Posted by notEnuf
(Post 4036050)
Saw a trip coverage code as D. It's not on the help list. (not pay code) Anyone know what D is used for on trip coverage?
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RES QS <18h on a RES day.
It's not on the list but that's how mine (2) have been coded. Basically a F code but QS vs GS |
Originally Posted by GutterGuard
(Post 4036051)
This exact question was answered literally 3 posts up...
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Originally Posted by CX500T
(Post 4036053)
RES QS <18h on a RES day.
It's not on the list but that's how mine (2) have been coded. Basically a F code but QS vs GS |
Originally Posted by notEnuf
(Post 4036063)
That's odd. Did yours have a count number? (#1 etc.) The one I saw didn't, just D.
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IP10 is a 23L10 violation
IP4 is usually 23L4c violation |
Originally Posted by Delta757
(Post 4036102)
IP10 is a 23L10 violation
IP4 is usually 23L4c violation |
Originally Posted by dmhpilot
(Post 4036129)
So, with IP10 being the violation for 23L10, what is the code for 23L10b (the extra 100% pay no credit)?
Edit: not my trips, that's why I'm sketchy on the exact details. |
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