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Piklepausepull 08-12-2016 03:46 PM

They ought to call them White slips with conflict!

GSWC infers double pay......plus pay for the conflict!

It's not.

Falcon20 08-12-2016 04:08 PM


Originally Posted by WhiskeyDelta (Post 2179271)
Look further down the list explaining the codes. "M" is an IAWC. I think "C" is a GSWC which it should say but someone got lazy and didn't type it out.

Thanks that makes sense

Omar 111 08-12-2016 08:58 PM


Originally Posted by Piklepausepull (Post 2179285)
They ought to call them White slips with conflict!

GSWC infers double pay......plus pay for the conflict!

It's not.

Except when you conflict a 4-day by picking up a 2-day, then it's triple pay. Maybe we should call it a Red slip with conflict!

Omar

Peoloto 08-13-2016 09:43 AM

A schedules are out

Elliot 08-13-2016 03:31 PM


Originally Posted by Piklepausepull (Post 2179285)
They ought to call them White slips with conflict!

GSWC infers double pay......plus pay for the conflict!

It's not.

https://cdn.meme.am/instances/500x/67281186.jpg

Excuse my question, but how does a GSWC infer double pay? Any Greenslip award means "pay, no credit." A normal I/B or OOB Greenslip results in double pay, no credit. An I/B or OOB GSWC means pay, no credit for the trip worked and then guaranteed pay, plus credit, for the trip dropped. (Many reasons why a GSWC [in-base or OOB] could lead to more than "double-pay". (e.g. One-day [GSWC] drops a four-day trip, etc.)

Cheers,
Elliot

Xray678 08-13-2016 06:43 PM


Originally Posted by Elliot (Post 2179811)
https://cdn.meme.am/instances/500x/67281186.jpg

Excuse my question, but how does a GSWC infer double pay? Any Greenslip award means "pay, no credit." A normal I/B or OOB Greenslip results in double pay, no credit. An I/B or OOB GSWC means pay, no credit for the trip worked and then guaranteed pay, plus credit, for the trip dropped. (Many reasons why a GSWC [in-base or OOB] could lead to more than "double-pay". (e.g. One-day [GSWC] drops a four-day trip, etc.)ot

Add in a reserve green slip which is straight pay, but above the guarantee.

80ktsClamp 08-14-2016 04:18 PM

A little break from the union politics awfulness:

Latest rumor mill going around the AA guys is they are going to get our 787 orders and we'lll get their 350 orders.

Viking busdvr 08-14-2016 04:37 PM


Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 2180422)
A little break from the union politics awfulness:

Latest rumor mill going around the AA guys is they are going to get our 787 orders and we'lll get their 350 orders.

Numbers and delivery dates each way??? Inquiring minds and all...

satchip 08-14-2016 04:40 PM


Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 2180422)
A little break from the union politics awfulness:

Latest rumor mill going around the AA guys is they are going to get our 787 orders and we'lll get their 350 orders.

You mean VA, China whatever, GOL, et al will get their 350 orders....

Delta2heavy 08-14-2016 07:15 PM


Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 2180422)
A little break from the union politics awfulness:

Latest rumor mill going around the AA guys is they are going to get our 787 orders and we'lll get their 350 orders.

It is interesting how American delayed theirs. I believe they had 22 on order. Would bring our total to 47 of them


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