Don’t come to work SICK!!!
#11
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Joined APC: May 2018
Posts: 210
Why should you pay dues on it? You don’t get charged dues if they contribute it to your DC. Why “ALPA tax” the guy who already saved and maxed out. Maybe you’re joking and I’m slow…probably the case.
#12
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Joined APC: Nov 2013
Posts: 2,756
I was told that you don’t pay union dues on anything you are paid for after your retirement date. So I would think that’s your vacation sell back, earned vacation for the next year, and sick bank payout. Not sure what else.
#13
Sorry to be a wet blanket, but employees in good standing do not have any penalty points on their secret profile from using sick leave. As long as employees are dis-incentivized from using sick time by the threat of discipline or a company-mandated medical evaluation by a doctor of the company's choosing, pilots will be compelled to come to work sick if in fear of retribution.
OP's beef is with the company's power (enabled by the current contract), not employees who are trying to remain out of the CP's office or a hire-or-fire medical exam that will follow one forever if terminated. Don't think I noticed removing this clause as a priority in our openers brief so one ought to make peace with the current situation.
Bottom line - don't hate the sniffles, hate the game. DR K
OP's beef is with the company's power (enabled by the current contract), not employees who are trying to remain out of the CP's office or a hire-or-fire medical exam that will follow one forever if terminated. Don't think I noticed removing this clause as a priority in our openers brief so one ought to make peace with the current situation.
Bottom line - don't hate the sniffles, hate the game. DR K
#14
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Joined APC: Jul 2019
Position: FO
Posts: 108
Sorry to be a wet blanket, but employees in good standing do not have any penalty points on their secret profile from using sick leave. As long as employees are dis-incentivized from using sick time by the threat of discipline or a company-mandated medical evaluation by a doctor of the company's choosing, pilots will be compelled to come to work sick if in fear of retribution.
OP's beef is with the company's power (enabled by the current contract), not employees who are trying to remain out of the CP's office or a hire-or-fire medical exam that will follow one forever if terminated. Don't think I noticed removing this clause as a priority in our openers brief so one ought to make peace with the current situation.
Bottom line - don't hate the sniffles, hate the game. DR K
OP's beef is with the company's power (enabled by the current contract), not employees who are trying to remain out of the CP's office or a hire-or-fire medical exam that will follow one forever if terminated. Don't think I noticed removing this clause as a priority in our openers brief so one ought to make peace with the current situation.
Bottom line - don't hate the sniffles, hate the game. DR K
#15
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Joined APC: Jun 2018
Posts: 1,838
Sorry to be a wet blanket, but employees in good standing do not have any penalty points on their secret profile from using sick leave. As long as employees are dis-incentivized from using sick time by the threat of discipline or a company-mandated medical evaluation by a doctor of the company's choosing, pilots will be compelled to come to work sick if in fear of retribution.
OP's beef is with the company's power (enabled by the current contract), not employees who are trying to remain out of the CP's office or a hire-or-fire medical exam that will follow one forever if terminated. Don't think I noticed removing this clause as a priority in our openers brief so one ought to make peace with the current situation.
Bottom line - don't hate the sniffles, hate the game. DR K
OP's beef is with the company's power (enabled by the current contract), not employees who are trying to remain out of the CP's office or a hire-or-fire medical exam that will follow one forever if terminated. Don't think I noticed removing this clause as a priority in our openers brief so one ought to make peace with the current situation.
Bottom line - don't hate the sniffles, hate the game. DR K
At my previous major we had “unlimited” sick time yet the same problem. Pilots always making excuses for greed.
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#16
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Joined APC: Mar 2012
Position: Two Wheeler FrontSeat
Posts: 1,162
This sounds more like an excuse for ones inability to make a choice. It seems our pilot group has the same problem with fatigue calls. Always someone else’s fault for ones poor decisions.
At my previous major we had “unlimited” sick time yet the same problem. Pilots always making excuses for greed.
At my previous major we had “unlimited” sick time yet the same problem. Pilots always making excuses for greed.
#17
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Joined APC: Jun 2018
Posts: 1,838
Dude stop with your crap already. We are adults/professionals and should be treated as such. We get all these compliments on how well of a job we are doing yet requires a childish doctors note for calling in sick. And we get negative points based on the time of year we call in sick. “Holidays”
#18
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Joined APC: Mar 2012
Position: Two Wheeler FrontSeat
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We had the same point system at my previous major. Of course nobody knows what the point system is or how it’s tracked. It’s not that hard to provide a doctors note if asked. Go to CVS, Walgreens or a minute clinic. Not hard. Once again you are either fit to fly or not. Thats the authority the FAA gives you as an airman. Stop making lame excuses for not doing the correct thing.
#20
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Joined APC: Jun 2018
Posts: 1,838
That counts. I have called CVS and gotten a note for that. May have said I had ear congestion also. It cost all of 10 dollars and a few minutes. Even small communities have minute clinics that have the ability for a call in sick note for work. Done
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