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Witzend 06-07-2013 04:15 PM


Originally Posted by TOGA LK (Post 1424466)
Alaska!!! A bit premature but all my triggers have lined up.

It does seem like the dots are getting closer together.

80ktsClamp 06-07-2013 04:21 PM


Originally Posted by buzzpat (Post 1424501)
Well, that's their prerogative. I'm fine with that. A reserve guy in another base didn't get used and was paid to stay home. GS's are such a wild card, especially in the smaller bases. I don't have a problem with guys picking up whites. It's the way our system is structured, for better or worse.

The real abuse continues to be "Swap with Friends." That's a horrible idea.

I just thought it was funny that he WS'd when we're completely out of rsvs and it would have gone as a GS. Guess no one else agrees. :(

DLpilot 06-07-2013 04:28 PM


Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 1424508)
I just thought it was funny that he WS'd when we're completely out of rsvs and it would have gone as a GS. Guess no one else agrees. :(

A green slip does not do any good if you have not met the trigger. If the senior guy drops to 40 hours, then the GS would be straight pay. He could not get a his "true" GS until all below him have a chance. So they hold off on getting the first one when they get back up to the GS trigger.

TeddyKGB 06-07-2013 04:33 PM


Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 1424508)
I just thought it was funny that he WS'd when we're completely out of rsvs and it would have gone as a GS. Guess no one else agrees. :(

Maybe he has a generic open white slip and when a trip opens up that meets his paramaters then he is awarded it. Not everyone sits and monitors reserve coverage and out going trips 24/7. I'm guessing he has a life.

fsuskypilot 06-07-2013 04:34 PM

Reserve question
 
So here's the deal, I came off short call at 1730 today and was to start short call again at 0330 tomorrow. I get a call from scheduling at 1822 giving me a "heads up" on my rotation tomorrow which reports at 0500. She tried to make it sound like she was doing me a solid by calling me then instead of 0330. How legit is this? I didn't get 12 hours notice yet Now I'm expected to make report time which She knows I wouldn't have made if called at 0330. I've been on mil leave for over a year and don't remember this tactic.

80ktsClamp 06-07-2013 04:35 PM


Originally Posted by Delta1067 (Post 1424515)
Maybe he has a generic open white slip and when a trip opens up that meets his paramaters then he is awarded it. Not everyone sits and monitors reserve coverage and out going trips 24/7. I'm guessing he has a life.

Ooh... feisty tonight! :cool:

TeddyKGB 06-07-2013 04:37 PM


Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 1424520)
Ooh... feisty tonight! :cool:

LOL, hardly. I'm just not as perplexed as you as to how such a thing could occur. I save my feisty side for the "stiffing the van driver" discussions :D

iaflyer 06-07-2013 04:40 PM


Originally Posted by fsuskypilot (Post 1424516)
So here's the deal, I came off short call at 1730 today and was to start short call again at 0330 tomorrow. I get a call from scheduling at 1822 giving me a "heads up" on my rotation tomorrow which reports at 0500. She tried to make it sound like she was doing me a solid by calling me then instead of 0330. How legit is this? I didn't get 12 hours notice yet Now I'm expected to make report time which She knows I wouldn't have made if called at 0330. I've been on mil leave for over a year and don't remember this tactic.

There is no specific timeframe for notification to report for a short-call callout. It's "about" two hours.. "about" being the key word. So, it's legit. But call ALPA if you want a more authoritative answer.

You were under no obligation to answer the phone at 1822, and had you not, they would of called at 0500. At which point you could of said, "oh, I can't make that" then they would say, "Can you make a 0600 departure?" (just from my experience) and you could of discussed time to get to the airport then.

80ktsClamp 06-07-2013 04:41 PM


Originally Posted by Delta1067 (Post 1424521)
LOL, hardly. I'm just not as perplexed as you as to how such a thing could occur. I save my feisty side for the "stiffing the van driver" discussions :D

I'm not perplexed as to how it happened. I just found it funny that everyone else is getting greenslips and he missed the bus.

Speaking of hawking the computer, I think ShyGuy may have posted. Go get him! ;)

FrankCobretti 06-07-2013 04:43 PM

Fellas, I'm on mil leave and didn't get the ALPA letter on scope or the AE letter. Would someone mind pm-ing me a copy? I would like keep my finger on the pulse, so I know (a) how angry to be while I'm in a position to do nothing about it, and (B) what I should bid when I get back.


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