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So riddle me this, I am given a report time of only 55 minutes after the start of a short call. Is this legal? Contractually I don’t have to be there before the “stays quo” of 2 hours right? No one is home at alpa. Is there a hotline I can call?
I am committed to a personal event until the start of my shortcall.
I figured this out by looking at icrew early
I am committed to a personal event until the start of my shortcall.
I figured this out by looking at icrew early
"Occasionally SC assignments may report very shortly after the SC begins. As long as the report is at or after SC start it is a legal assignment....With extremely short report/push back situations, the Company has made a business decision and understands you may not be able to report by the Company's posted time. You are not expected to drive excessively fast, for example, simply to make the Company's posted departure."
I would fulfill your previous obligations. Then, I would promptly go to work. If that takes you more than 55 minutes, I wouldn't worry about it.
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The Scheduling Reference Handbook addresses this on page 54.
"Occasionally SC assignments may report very shortly after the SC begins. As long as the report is at or after SC start it is a legal assignment....With extremely short report/push back situations, the Company has made a business decision and understands you may not be able to report by the Company's posted time. You are not expected to drive excessively fast, for example, simply to make the Company's posted departure."
I would fulfill your previous obligations. Then, I would promptly go to work. If that takes you more than 55 minutes, I wouldn't worry about it.
"Occasionally SC assignments may report very shortly after the SC begins. As long as the report is at or after SC start it is a legal assignment....With extremely short report/push back situations, the Company has made a business decision and understands you may not be able to report by the Company's posted time. You are not expected to drive excessively fast, for example, simply to make the Company's posted departure."
I would fulfill your previous obligations. Then, I would promptly go to work. If that takes you more than 55 minutes, I wouldn't worry about it.
It’s not even a rotation from my base. It’s another bases rotation but they are out of reserves
So riddle me this, I am given a report time of only 55 minutes after the start of a short call. Is this legal? Contractually I don’t have to be there before the “stays quo” of 2 hours right? No one is home at alpa. Is there a hotline I can call?
I am committed to a personal event until the start of my shortcall.
I figured this out by looking at icrew early
I am committed to a personal event until the start of my shortcall.
I figured this out by looking at icrew early
It's like a script...
and I'm only 35 minutes from the employee lot. I'm on reserve a lot and I've only been called that close to departure once every 2 years or so.
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In these scenarios, I always as for paid parking and I've never been denied. It's nice to skip the employee bus ride. You just have to remember that you parked there and not in the employee lot.
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What is the latest time I can check in and use an S2?
What is the latest time I can change to an S2 after checoed in as an S3?
What is the latest time I can check in and use an S2?
What is the latest time I can change to an S2 after checoed in as an S3?
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At 29:59, you’re locked in.
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