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01-07-2014 | 10:54 AM
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Hey guys, brief break in the 117 discussion.
I sent in my sick leave verification form all filled out and signed by my doc but my sick leave account still shows "unverified." Does it take awhile for them to process the forms? And, if not, who should I talk to?
Thanks!
Buzz
I sent in my sick leave verification form all filled out and signed by my doc but my sick leave account still shows "unverified." Does it take awhile for them to process the forms? And, if not, who should I talk to?
Thanks!
Buzz
It is under the Pay/Hours tab click on sick occurrences and the data will pop up.
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01-07-2014 | 10:55 AM
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From: um...this month?
FRMS is only for the 4 man 777 flights. If they want other fleets, they have to collect data and submit a specific plan with city pairs or departure times and proposed different rest specs.
747 and 330 safe for now.
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747 and 330 safe for now.
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01-07-2014 | 11:03 AM
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01-07-2014 | 11:05 AM
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Thanks Dorfman. I know where to look. Just hasn't changed yet. It's under the time card stuff.
01-07-2014 | 11:17 AM
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01-07-2014 | 11:33 AM
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01-07-2014 | 11:40 AM
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Good cheap entertainment: Stand by a full trash can / compactor in T2 at JFK.
Some people come up and are already resigned from cancelled flight after canceled flight - producing a look like, "Even the trash can won't take me."
Others come up and ask after pushing at the door, "What is this thing?"
The most entertaining are those that have reached the boiling point and start shaking the can like a pinball machine as they mutter to themselves.
Some people come up and are already resigned from cancelled flight after canceled flight - producing a look like, "Even the trash can won't take me."
Others come up and ask after pushing at the door, "What is this thing?"
The most entertaining are those that have reached the boiling point and start shaking the can like a pinball machine as they mutter to themselves.
01-07-2014 | 11:48 AM
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01-07-2014 | 12:32 PM
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Hey guys, brief break in the 117 discussion.
I sent in my sick leave verification form all filled out and signed by my doc but my sick leave account still shows "unverified." Does it take awhile for them to process the forms? And, if not, who should I talk to?
Thanks!
Buzz
I sent in my sick leave verification form all filled out and signed by my doc but my sick leave account still shows "unverified." Does it take awhile for them to process the forms? And, if not, who should I talk to?
Thanks!
Buzz
01-07-2014 | 12:32 PM
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I'm trying to figure that out, because the same thing is going on in NYC.
From what I'm seeing, my best guess is that they are figuring that for now, until they figure out how 117 is really going to play out, on good weather days, it's best to sparingly assign and use SC pilots and just give out greens slips -- at least more than they used to.
Who is going to turn down a GS on a great sunny day, as opposed to having to fight to get to it through the snow and cold and overbooked flight?
That way they can save more SC's for bad weather days.
Just a guess. But, I think it means they are short and really worried about 117 and the summer.
From what I'm seeing, my best guess is that they are figuring that for now, until they figure out how 117 is really going to play out, on good weather days, it's best to sparingly assign and use SC pilots and just give out greens slips -- at least more than they used to.
Who is going to turn down a GS on a great sunny day, as opposed to having to fight to get to it through the snow and cold and overbooked flight?
That way they can save more SC's for bad weather days.
Just a guess. But, I think it means they are short and really worried about 117 and the summer.
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