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DogWhisperer 02-15-2015 08:05 AM

"It's the Chief Pilot's Office...they want to know why you called in sick, a verification, pants size, favorite color, and if you like cats or dogs better..."

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scambo1 02-15-2015 08:22 AM


Originally Posted by Check Essential (Post 1825806)
Good call 80.
That guy always seems to wander in here whenever he skips his meds.

Off the deep end and no point to his rhetoric.

No minds have been freed by his red pill.

buzzpat 02-15-2015 09:01 AM


Originally Posted by thinkstraight (Post 1825935)
People actually stood up and clapped at the end when I saw it. It added even more emotion to the end of a great story.

My wife and I went the first night it played here in LA. At the end, it was completely quiet. Lots of people sniffling and wiping tears out if their eyes. Most dramatic ending to a movie I can remember.

buzzpat 02-15-2015 09:14 AM

Who knew they had scorpions in Juno?


Arachnids on a plane: Woman stung by scorpion on flight

Arachnids on a plane: Woman stung by scorpion on flight

Splash 02-15-2015 09:22 AM


Originally Posted by Carl Spackler (Post 1825915)
Yes, profit sharing is "at risk" compensation, but so is every other word of our PWA. Our hourly rates are "at risk" compensation.

I agree with you that all contract items are at risk. After that, you're playing cute. You're focused on the vocabulary, and not the intent.

To classify hourly rates as being as much at risk as profit sharing payouts is disingenuous. Changes to our pay rates require negotiation, agreement, and ratification by all of us. A zero profit sharing payout only requires a loss of profit. That situation could be triggered by a number of events.

Maybe the term "at risk" is a poor one. There needs to be a better way to express the varying degrees of vulnerability. I don't have one, but I understand the difference. You do too.

Purple Drank 02-15-2015 10:26 AM


Originally Posted by Splash (Post 1826014)
Changes to our pay rates require negotiation, agreement, and ratification by all of us.

Is that the only way our pay rates can be changed? Negotiation? No other scenario could result in lower pay rates? :rolleyes:

Jughead135 02-15-2015 10:28 AM


Originally Posted by Flying Elvis (Post 1825809)
Check out the table in 14.D.1.f. of the PWA.

I stand corrected--thanks!

dtfl 02-15-2015 10:43 AM

Profit Sharing and Sick Leave - we are working ourselves into a tizzy. Had a TNG DEPT guy on the JS who said that during the meeting with RA they had (2 weeks ago) he flat out said PS is not going to be touched. So why are we upset? If we think our reps feel otherwise then communicate and make our voices heard...recall them....or vote NO on a POS TA!

SLOA - funny thing - Delta is screaming that we have a problem, but every minute over 100 hrs requires verification. So yes....we do...we have a lot of SICK people evidently. Maybe they can tighten the rules on verification so folks don't get online fake Dr notes? Or maybe they can keep hiring so we have reserves and aren't flying 80-90 hrs/mo.

Just my $.02 rant over. Back to nursing my 2 sick girls.

Splash 02-15-2015 11:48 AM


Originally Posted by Purple Drank (Post 1826049)
Is that the only way our pay rates can be changed? Negotiation? No other scenario could result in lower pay rates? :rolleyes:

You're being cute, too. But, yes. Many years ago our pay rates went down without a ratification vote. And before you were hired they went up several times without being ratified. You can allege anything, I suppose, but you know that within the context of the "risk" to profit sharing and pay rates, one of them does not require our consent to be worthless.

forgot to bid 02-15-2015 12:13 PM


Originally Posted by buzzpat (Post 1826008)
Who knew they had scorpions in Juno?


Arachnids on a plane: Woman stung by scorpion on flight

Arachnids on a plane: Woman stung by scorpion on flight

I can't make a joke, just a point, our barking spiders are bigger.


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