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Envoy offering 300% OT
Looks like we went from overstaffed to understaffed in a hurry...boatloads of critical coverage also...
************************************************** ************* ******************VACATION BUYBACK***************************** FOR THE CONTRACTUAL MONTH OF JUNE THE COMPANY WILL BE OFFERING VACATION BUYBACK FOR THE FOLLOWING STATUS: ORD EMJ CA ORD CRJ CA DFW 175 CA DFW 175 FO IF YOU HOLD A WEEK OF VACATION FOR BLOCKS: 23,24,25 OR 26 AND WOULD LIKE TO FORGO YOUR VACATION TO BE PAID OUT AT THE VALUE OF THE DAY, WHICH IS THREE HOURS PER DAY, THEN PLEASE SUBMIT THE RF 100 VOPT FORM. WINDOW WILL OPEN: 11 MAY 2016 AND CLOSE: 15 MAY 2016 THE AWARDS WILL BE: 16MAY 2016 ************************************************** ************ |
Its only for CAs and 175 FOs. Clearly their Vacancy BID was late as usual.
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Got Flow?
Good Luck! |
Screw aag, take your vacation. If they cancel it, company has to reimburse you for loss of deposits and payments made upfront for tickets etc, then get a doctors note.
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Instead of spending vacation dodging Zika at a nice resort in a tropical location, you could spend it catching diseases in an unsanitary filth infested chair in the crew room.
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Yes these chairs just say "We here at envoy management offer a quality caring product for our employees". |
The cheap bastards aren't even buying back at 150%? F-em... Endeavor also bought back June vacation (for all positons in the company) 3.5 hours per day and at 150% pay rate. I'd say you guys should enjoy the time off.
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WoW those chairs are disgusting! Is this AA?
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Originally Posted by trip
(Post 2127503)
WoW those chairs are disgusting! Is this AA?
Thanks Doug Parker. |
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Here's the relevant HI6
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**************vacation fly through***************************** for the contractual month of june the company will be offering vacation fly through premium for the following status: Ord emj ca ord crj ca dfw 175 ca dfw 175 fo if you hold a week of vacation for the contractual month of june and elect to fly through your vacation per section 11.h.8 the flying performed during the scheduled vc will be paid per section 3.i.4 at a 300%. ** you must add your desire to work your original flying in the remark section of the bid ballot. ** ************************************************** ************* |
So excited to see how they're going to contractually flow people in 5-6 years to American when they can't even hire enough pilots from the bottom to account for all the flows that are leaving. It's like watching an old worn out Vegas Casino implode.
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Originally Posted by Da40Pilot
(Post 2127539)
So excited to see how they're going to contractually flow people in 5-6 years to American when they can't even hire enough pilots from the bottom to account for all the flows that are leaving. It's like watching an old worn out Vegas Casino implode.
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vacation is 3 hours per day?? dang that's low...
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Originally Posted by trip
(Post 2127503)
WoW those chairs are disgusting! Is this AA?
This should be raw evidence that envoy is run by dirtbags. They expect you to sit in these disgusting nasty chairs. Now think how wonderful some of our overnight hotels are. http://postimg.org/image/s4g2gktoh/ |
Originally Posted by PilotCrusader
(Post 2127660)
This should be raw evidence that envoy is run by dirtbags. They expect you to sit in these disgusting nasty chairs. Now think how wonderful some of our overnight hotels are.
http://postimg.org/image/s4g2gktoh/ As for how management treats their pilots? You hit the nail on the head. It's the worse that I've ever seen here and I still cannot fathom why other then to think that they really are that unqualified to be in their respective positions. We are their best recruiters and when they have the audacity to break the contract and treat us like garbage to the extreme amount that they have been doing, especially in this "pilot-friendly" marketplace, how can they be surprised when there is no massive influx of new-hires? The latest word is that envoy may be spending some big bucks on a marketing firm to try and entice new-hires, rather then spending the money on actually fixing this place... For any management trolls out there, here's a few pointers: 1. Fire a certain pilot-hating scheduling manager (anyone who works here knows who she is) 2. Negotiate reserve in good faith and come to a mutually beneficial agreement that takes both parties concerns into account, while preserving seniority and also recognizing that we are now an airline full of forced commuters. 3. Follow the freakin' contract. If you want to do something outside of the bounds of the contract, notify and negotiate with the union in good faith, rather then "fly now-grieve later" solutions. The animosity between the envoy pilot group and management is as bad as it's ever been, and it does't have to be. Making Envoy Great Again is so easy a caveman could do it. |
Originally Posted by Eaglepilot84
(Post 2127672)
The one thing I will say is that aside from the hotels almost always being close to the airport, they're never disgusting or outdated (except for the Wingate in XNA.)
As for how management treats their pilots? You hit the nail on the head. It's the worse that I've ever seen here and I still cannot fathom why other then to think that they really are that unqualified to be in their respective positions. We are their best recruiters and when they have the audacity to break the contract and treat us like garbage to the extreme amount that they have been doing, especially in this "pilot-friendly" marketplace, how can they be surprised when there is no massive influx of new-hires? The latest word is that envoy may be spending some big bucks on a marketing firm to try and entice new-hires, rather then spending the money on actually fixing this place... For any management trolls out there, here's a few pointers: 1. Fire a certain pilot-hating scheduling manager (anyone who works here knows who she is) 2. Negotiate reserve in good faith and come to a mutually beneficial agreement that takes both parties concerns into account, while preserving seniority and also recognizing that we are now an airline full of forced commuters. 3. Follow the freakin' contract. If you want to do something outside of the bounds of the contract, notify and negotiate with the union in good faith, rather then "fly now-grieve later" solutions. The animosity between the envoy pilot group and management is as bad as it's ever been, and it does't have to be. Making Envoy Great Again is so easy a caveman could do it. Usually you are the first to jump on something I post to discredit it and tell me how out of touch I am and in other words, don't know ****. I posted again today the same thing I've been saying for months now and you didn't ask me how many engine failures I've had this month. |
Originally Posted by ag386
(Post 2127702)
I posted again today the same thing I've been saying for months now and you didn't ask me how many engine failures I've had this month.
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Originally Posted by Eaglepilot84
(Post 2127672)
The one thing I will say is that aside from the hotels almost always being close to the airport, they're never disgusting or outdated (except for the Wingate in XNA.)
As for how management treats their pilots? You hit the nail on the head. It's the worse that I've ever seen here and I still cannot fathom why other then to think that they really are that unqualified to be in their respective positions. We are their best recruiters and when they have the audacity to break the contract and treat us like garbage to the extreme amount that they have been doing, especially in this "pilot-friendly" marketplace, how can they be surprised when there is no massive influx of new-hires? The latest word is that envoy may be spending some big bucks on a marketing firm to try and entice new-hires, rather then spending the money on actually fixing this place... For any management trolls out there, here's a few pointers: 1. Fire a certain pilot-hating scheduling manager (anyone who works here knows who she is) 2. Negotiate reserve in good faith and come to a mutually beneficial agreement that takes both parties concerns into account, while preserving seniority and also recognizing that we are now an airline full of forced commuters. 3. Follow the freakin' contract. If you want to do something outside of the bounds of the contract, notify and negotiate with the union in good faith, rather then "fly now-grieve later" solutions. The animosity between the envoy pilot group and management is as bad as it's ever been, and it does't have to be. Making Envoy Great Again is so easy a caveman could do it. It isn't the "trolls" who don't work there that are telling like it is, it is those that do. It is being bandied about that Envoy management is now in the process of selecting a new marketing team (another word for "sales") to paint Envoy in new and exiting colors in the hopes of luring more pilots to their doorstep. Personally, I think it more wasted time and money on schemes that don't fix the problem and until that is fixed, Envoy will continue to wither as one of the less desirable destinations for pilots aside from those who have connections to DFW and ORD. |
Originally Posted by ag386
(Post 2127702)
Are you finally dumping that Camelback you've been carrying around for management? Sounds like a major change of tune for you here.
Usually you are the first to jump on something I post to discredit it and tell me how out of touch I am and in other words, don't know ****. I posted again today the same thing I've been saying for months now and you didn't ask me how many engine failures I've had this month. I've said it time and time again that if you go that route and you want to get on with AA, Delta, or United then you better work your ass off networking or be prior military (or both). Basically jump through a ton of hoops on your time off in hopes of getting that interview. Otherwise, have fun at a LCC. Not that there's anything wrong with that, it's just that we all have different career goals. My career goal is to be at AA. |
Originally Posted by ag386
(Post 2127702)
I posted again today the same thing I've been saying for months now and you didn't ask me how many engine failures I've had this month.
Now that I have you roped in, what are your career goals and how are they moving along? Any interviews lined up at one of the big 3 or are you going to stay satisfied with your lateral move and pray that you don't pop any more engines? |
Originally Posted by eaglefly
(Post 2127711)
For those who have in the past claimed I am (or one of) the ultimate "Envoy basher/hater(s)", nothing I have ever said could do more damage then posts like this that reveal the reality of Envoy as seen from too many of their pilots.
It isn't the "trolls" who don't work there that are telling like it is, it is those that do. It is being bandied about that Envoy management is now in the process of selecting a new marketing team (another word for "sales") to paint Envoy in new and exiting colors in the hopes of luring more pilots to their doorstep. Personally, I think it more wasted time and money on schemes that don't fix the problem and until that is fixed, Envoy will continue to wither as one of the less desirable destinations for pilots aside from those who have connections to DFW and ORD. |
Originally Posted by ag386
(Post 2127702)
Are you finally dumping that Camelback you've been carrying around for management? Sounds like a major change of tune for you here.
Usually you are the first to jump on something I post to discredit it and tell me how out of touch I am and in other words, don't know ****. I posted again today the same thing I've been saying for months now and you didn't ask me how many engine failures I've had this month. I think this poster was made for you. http://i650.photobucket.com/albums/u...psikfj1fys.jpg |
Originally Posted by eaglefly
(Post 2127711)
For those who have in the past claimed I am (or one of) the ultimate "Envoy basher/hater(s)", nothing I have ever said could do more damage then posts like this that reveal the reality of Envoy as seen from too many of their pilots.
envoy management is making some horrible mistakes but I think offering 300% vacation OT and dirty chairs are a far cry from envoy will fail. Keeping dreaming and wishing though. |
Originally Posted by Eaglepilot84
(Post 2127724)
I'm painting a real picture of how envoy is, for better or worse. I don't have an agenda unlike yourself. I'm not biased as being pro-envoy or against. I would come here if I were a new-hire, but then again maybe my mentality on looking more then just a couple of years down the road is not in line with the new-hires out there.
The rest is virtually all emotional embellishment by those who are frustrated and angry and don't want to hear what may be the reality. They were (and some still are) more blissful in hopeful fantasy, even if it is a mirage. I've long ago concluded many there are simply too far gone and beyond hope, but if there was any agenda, it was geared toward giving those not yet hopeless some foundation to better weather a likely treacherous path should they choose Envoy. |
Originally Posted by FlameNSky
(Post 2127738)
Endeavor is also implementing staffing incentives this summer. Shouldn't be also be over there preaching how Endeavors guaranteed interview will never work and Endeavor will fail. 'course, I guess you don't have a bone to pick with Endeavor.
envoy management is making some horrible mistakes but I think offering 300% vacation OT and dirty chairs are a far cry from envoy will fail. Keeping dreaming and wishing though. But, you can lead a mule to water................ |
Originally Posted by FlameNSky
(Post 2127732)
Like a spouse who finds their mate had been cheating on them for years while everyone else knew all along, a few select Envoy guys have the same derangement syndrome of believing that Envoy/AAG will eventually come around and take care of them. This may eventually play out to be true, however it could be much longer than the shunned Envoy pilot is hoping for. Ask those 16 year seniority guys just now flowing. |
Originally Posted by ag386
(Post 2127747)
I can say that anyone that isn't 300 or less from flowing would not be making a bad decision leaving Envoy for anything that may be potentially better. Obviously, the legacies and Southwest top the list with LCC's like Virgin, Jetblue and Spirit coming in a close second. Allegiant is certainly bottom tier but there are many things that make it better for anyone with an Envoy seniority number of 600 to 650 or greater while you wait for the legacy or LCC call.
Like a spouse who finds their mate had been cheating on them for years while everyone else knew all along, a few select Envoy guys have the same derangement syndrome of believing that Envoy/AAG will eventually come around and take care of them. This may eventually play out to be true, however it could be much longer than the shunned Envoy pilot is hoping for. Ask those 16 year seniority guys just now flowing. And back to my previous question, how is waiting for that legacy to call going? Any prospects or are you just waiting for them to "see the light!" and give you a shot at interviewing? |
Originally Posted by Eaglepilot84
(Post 2127759)
Haha, I can't believe you're actually throwing out numbers like you know what you're talking about. Admit it. You chose poorly and are bitter about your decision so are now hell bent on seeing envoy fail.
And back to my previous question, how is waiting for that legacy to call going? Any prospects or are you just waiting for them to "see the light!" and give you a shot at interviewing? Just like Eaglefly, I've never said Envoy is going to fail. They won't. AA likes their cheap feed and they will continue to throw dollars at Envoy and the other wholly owneds to keep them afloat for as long as they can staff them. Delta is throwing money at Republic. Seems that they too are addicted to cheap feed. You are just a kid who has very little experience with anything other than being a CFI and an Envoy FO. Take a look at what AMR has done in the past. AAG is copying it and in fact has taken to a whole new level. With your limited Envoy experience, you just admitted that yourself in a post today. Talk to some senior guys about to flow and see if they believe that AAG will honor what they have said their plan is. Plans can change. And that's what I'm saying. Envoy isn't going to fail. AAG isn't going to let it fail. What is in jeopardy though is the Ponzi scheme flow. Just like Bernie Madoff's pyramid money scheme where he ran out of money to keep paying "dividends" to current investors to keep other unsuspecting saps coming in the door, AAG has done the same thing with the flow. It's a carrot to lure people in the door when there aren't enough bodies to replace the guys leaving. Unfortunately, the carrot really isn't working anymore with Envoy's dismal hiring numbers. I would recommend that you do some research and not just sit back waiting on that flow to carry you away to AA. Yes, it might still happen, but I believe that just as the 2.5 year upgrade has been debunked, the 6 year flow will be as well. You might indeed flow someday, however flowing with 10 to 12 or more years of seniority at Envoy is a real possibility. Applying to Allegiant might to be a fit for you but I would recommend investigating any and all avenues and not just waiting for Envoy to drop you off AA's doorstep. |
I find it funny that you think you know anything about my background or current position at envoy, when you couldn't be further from the truth. Buck up buttercup, maybe that illusive phone call from your legacy of choice will come one day. On the bright side for you, you've been successful in derailing a thread in which I was not selling envoy. Happy?
Back on topic...hopefully both AAG and envoy management will come to their senses and quit the bs games they've been playing as of late. Things have never been perfect here (are they anywhere?) but they've been getting steadily worse since bankruptcy. In a time where pilot's are more of a commodity then ever, it behooves them to do so. Whatever though, I'm out of here relatively soon it's just a shame to see them sabotage the company due to incompetence. As I've said, fixing this place is so easy a caveman can do it! |
Just interviewed with PSA. Im giving it thoughts. Some things Im reading here plus what Im seeing on the eagle lounge is hard to swallow.
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Originally Posted by E175 Driver
(Post 2127853)
Just interviewed with PSA. Im giving it thoughts. Some things Im reading here plus what Im seeing on the eagle lounge is hard to swallow.
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Originally Posted by DilsonWic
(Post 2127861)
You'll love it there. I promise.
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Originally Posted by E175 Driver
(Post 2127977)
Well,at least they aren't planning on cancelling summer vacations like envoy is.
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Originally Posted by E175 Driver
(Post 2127977)
Well,at least they aren't planning on cancelling summer vacations like envoy is.
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Originally Posted by FlameNSky
(Post 2127986)
envoy is not cancelling any vacations this summer.
If not, then most who aren't on vacations will get tagged to pick up the slack with extensions and reassignments galore. |
Originally Posted by FlameNSky
(Post 2127986)
envoy is not cancelling any vacations this summer.
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Originally Posted by ag386
(Post 2127747)
I can say that anyone that isn't 300 or less from flowing would not be making a bad decision leaving Envoy for anything that may be potentially better. Obviously, the legacies and Southwest top the list with LCC's like Virgin, Jetblue and Spirit coming in a close second. Allegiant is certainly bottom tier but there are many things that make it better for anyone with an Envoy seniority number of 600 to 650 or greater while you wait for the legacy or LCC call.
Like a spouse who finds their mate had been cheating on them for years while everyone else knew all along, a few select Envoy guys have the same derangement syndrome of believing that Envoy/AAG will eventually come around and take care of them. This may eventually play out to be true, however it could be much longer than the shunned Envoy pilot is hoping for. Ask those 16 year seniority guys just now flowing. Your attempts to rationalize it are - well - insufferable. |
Originally Posted by E175 Driver
(Post 2127853)
Just interviewed with PSA. Im giving it thoughts. Some things Im reading here plus what Im seeing on the eagle lounge is hard to swallow.
Good Luck! |
300% has been going on for months now at other carriers so it sounds like Envoy is a dollar short and a day late to the party!!!
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