Aviator Chavez
08-24-2018 | 09:18 PM
#64
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Yeah I feel this is made up. I have heard many horror stories about chief pilots but I have not experienced this yet. Never had an issue with him due to a fatigue call or any sick calls.
If anything, it is crew scheduling that you need to verify with. They will often mark each call in as one event unless you tell them to consider the whole or partial trip as one event.
How they mark it makes absolutely no difference.
You can't legally be punished for using a sick call assuming you are actually sick.
That's a bold strategy. Let's see if it pays off.
In fact, the law in most states says that your employer can ask for a sick note if they are complying with your disability or you are calling out sick more than three days in a row, BUT, they must do this equally across the board.
In this case, it is clear that the company doesn't ALWAYS ask for a doctors note when people call off a trip sick, so they can't legally require just a random person to do it, unless of course this became a recurrent or abusive way of getting out of work.
Wrong again. You should really read your contract, because...you know...it covers this.
Bottom line, if you are sick, call in sick. I dont want to catch whatever you have.
If anything, it is crew scheduling that you need to verify with. They will often mark each call in as one event unless you tell them to consider the whole or partial trip as one event.
How they mark it makes absolutely no difference.
You can't legally be punished for using a sick call assuming you are actually sick.
That's a bold strategy. Let's see if it pays off.
In fact, the law in most states says that your employer can ask for a sick note if they are complying with your disability or you are calling out sick more than three days in a row, BUT, they must do this equally across the board.
In this case, it is clear that the company doesn't ALWAYS ask for a doctors note when people call off a trip sick, so they can't legally require just a random person to do it, unless of course this became a recurrent or abusive way of getting out of work.
Wrong again. You should really read your contract, because...you know...it covers this.
Bottom line, if you are sick, call in sick. I dont want to catch whatever you have.
Last edited by boiler07; 08-24-2018 at 09:45 PM.
08-25-2018 | 02:39 AM
#65
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Joined: Feb 2018
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The guy could be a tie-wearing cherub who encourages you to take sick days if our insultingly miserly concessionary vacation policy doesn't provide for any kind of life, but rumors are rumors.
Honestly, if the company doesn't want to expend tons of effort and resources policing people's sick calls, they should just give a reasonable amount of vacation. I can walk into any $55k/yr generic office job and have two weeks of vacation right off the bat (prorated to hire date). Same as any moderately educated person who can pass a background check these days.
Honestly, if the company doesn't want to expend tons of effort and resources policing people's sick calls, they should just give a reasonable amount of vacation. I can walk into any $55k/yr generic office job and have two weeks of vacation right off the bat (prorated to hire date). Same as any moderately educated person who can pass a background check these days.
09-21-2018 | 09:56 AM
#68
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