How bad is it right now?
#61
Line Holder
Joined APC: Mar 2017
Posts: 49
There are a million other ways to make things "run a lot better" without shorting our checks. Go take it up with DGS, the ramp tower, Skywest blocking the alley. Go short their checks!
I can't believe some of you buy into this crap. "Fake it 'till you make it!"
Jesus.
#62
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2017
Posts: 2,767
I'll drink coffee and bs with my friends another time. If I'm at work, I'd prefer to be getting paid. ESPECIALLY if that is what our contract says. The "issues" they discuss are a whole lotta not our problem.
There are a million other ways to make things "run a lot better" without shorting our checks. Go take it up with DGS, the ramp tower, Skywest blocking the alley. Go short their checks!
I can't believe some of you buy into this crap. "Fake it 'till you make it!"
Jesus.
There are a million other ways to make things "run a lot better" without shorting our checks. Go take it up with DGS, the ramp tower, Skywest blocking the alley. Go short their checks!
I can't believe some of you buy into this crap. "Fake it 'till you make it!"
Jesus.
#63
I went from sorta happy here to completely questioning their motives.
WHAT in the literal eff is up with the rsv grid?????
There are LITERALLY 61 reserve lines in NYC 200 CA and only 31 lines of flying, yet EVERY SINGLE DAY is red??? GMAfreakingB.
This is an honest to goodness way to destroy morale. Well done!
WHAT in the literal eff is up with the rsv grid?????
There are LITERALLY 61 reserve lines in NYC 200 CA and only 31 lines of flying, yet EVERY SINGLE DAY is red??? GMAfreakingB.
This is an honest to goodness way to destroy morale. Well done!
#64
Line Holder
Joined APC: Feb 2016
Posts: 70
I see no green...all red still on the 900 CA side...
~275 lines that have flying on MAXIMUM 65% of the days of the month...so on any given day there are close to 179 pilots with flying...obviously some days are more than others but this is an average.
The average minimum reserve requirement is 62 for FEB...that means we have an approximate minimum requirement of 1 reserve pilot for approximately every 2.9 pilots flying a line per day...
~275 lines that have flying on MAXIMUM 65% of the days of the month...so on any given day there are close to 179 pilots with flying...obviously some days are more than others but this is an average.
The average minimum reserve requirement is 62 for FEB...that means we have an approximate minimum requirement of 1 reserve pilot for approximately every 2.9 pilots flying a line per day...
#65
Layover Master
Joined APC: Jan 2013
Position: Seated
Posts: 4,309
I see no green...all red still on the 900 CA side...
~275 lines that have flying on MAXIMUM 65% of the days of the month...so on any given day there are close to 179 pilots with flying...obviously some days are more than others but this is an average.
The average minimum reserve requirement is 62 for FEB...that means we have an approximate minimum requirement of 1 reserve pilot for approximately every 2.9 pilots flying a line per day...
~275 lines that have flying on MAXIMUM 65% of the days of the month...so on any given day there are close to 179 pilots with flying...obviously some days are more than others but this is an average.
The average minimum reserve requirement is 62 for FEB...that means we have an approximate minimum requirement of 1 reserve pilot for approximately every 2.9 pilots flying a line per day...
#66
Sure the company COULD build 65 hour credit lines to increase the number of line holders and make a more reasonable reserve ratio. Sure the company COULD build reserve lines with more than the minimum days off.... they won't and they won't and currently there's nothing the union can do to change that. Maybe we could get staffing control for a 50% paycut and no open time pick ups. Or maybe that won't even be enough.
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