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I think he was referring to abusers of sick leave when he said "honest." Apparently, people at this airline get sick more often than at other businesses and are costing him/her money.
As a commuter, I probably shouldn't even be commenting on the situation. You see, I am costing him money also, and the shame is almost unbearable. I have to go now and tell my family I've decided to move them to New York to live in a slum we can afford, so I won't have to commute any longer and he can get his rightful dollars. |
Is GUAM on the front burner now?
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Originally Posted by NWA320pilot http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/im...s/viewpost.gif Well we are all Delta now..... But as a former Northwest pilot my Christmas present is getting kicked off the 744.
Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 725862)
How do you figure your getting kicked off the 400. Its a fenced aircraft so no DALS can bid or displace into that equipment. There are minimal displacements on the NWA side and they are almost all on the DC9 who could not displace your position with their seniority.
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Originally Posted by acl65pilot
(Post 725729)
Buzz, did the Mrs. agree to move East?
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Hot chicks on ice picture...
Hey quick favor,
Can someone post the picture of the 5 hot chicks on ice? Someone told me to look out for that smokin' hot picture and I can't find it... I doubt they are Delta stews (old bags)... Thanks |
Originally Posted by Pineapple Guy
(Post 725832)
Feel free to flame away - that's what we do! Sorry, but this DID cost the company money, meaning it DID cost us negotiating capital, meaning I got less of something somewhere, because somebody got pay protected. THAT'S my beef. Just like an overly generous commuting policy, or overly generous sick leave that encourages abuse, or overly generous LTD benefits that went on forever (in the old days)! All of that stuff costs non-commuting honest pilots a lot of money in the long run.
If you didn't get the word, today is "it's all about me Saturday". ;) |
Originally Posted by Pineapple Guy
(Post 725963)
No, you've got to grow up. Name another job where you make a six figure income and when promotions (or demotions) come, you aren't expected to often have to move all over the country. Name another job where you can make a six figure income in Atlanta, GA, while living full time in Madison Wisconsin, all the time whining that your medical care in Madison Wisconsin isn't as good as it used to be, now that your company is headquartered in Georgia.
And not one Atlanta local will be forced to commute. There are already plenty of commuters based in Atlanta who can keep chasing the money if they want to. Life is full of choices. If you don't want to uproot your family, fine, bid an airplane in Atlanta you can hold. If you are truly too junior to hold anything in Atlanta, then commuting may be a necessary evil, but very few pilots will fall into that category. Very few. I'm willing to cut them some slack and even give a reasonable commuting policy but as for the rest -- forget it. Don't make ME have to pay so others can live in East Bumble and commute to wherever. Has it ever occured to you that some are such 'do-gooders' as yourself:rolleyes: and move to a base only to be displaced to another because they can't hold said base any longer? And when they've lost 35% or more on the value of their house, who is going to make up for that so they don't foreclose and can move to another base and be an "honest pilot"? Don't act as if your some martyr, sacraficing things so that others can commute. PUH-LEAZE! Get over yourself. Perhaps it's you who need to grow up sir.:rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by fishguy79
(Post 726000)
exactly what office do you work in on the 4th floor:rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Chente
(Post 725988)
Pineapple:
And what's with labeling non-commuters "honest"? Seriously man? Are you somehow implying commuters are dishonest? May be a stretch on my part but that is a pretty ignorant statement and I don't really understand where you are trying to go with that. Question for all: what do you think happens when a company moves its headquarters? Answer: you move or quit. Question: what happened when you were in the military and you got transferred? Answer: you moved or quit or got court martialed. Question: How many rampers commute? How many corporate types commute? How many mechanics commute? Answer: almost none. Why do pilots view it as a birthright never to have to be inconvenienced?:mad: |
Originally Posted by dragon
(Post 726002)
Think he's actually a DALPA guy, so I guess that means the same thing.
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