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Old 05-28-2009, 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted by ExperimentalAB View Post
Seriously? I commend her integrity...and would do the same any day of the week.

Just because it is, doesn't mean it's right.
I'm all for integrity, but come on. It's a dang wristband. There are many other ways to make yourself heard and show your support for a new contract. I'm just saying, "Pick your battles." At Delta, it specifically says in the FOM that the Captain is responsible for making sure the flight deck crew is in compliance with the uniform standards. If the Captain determines you aren't in compliance, then make him/her happy by taking the wristband off and then take it up with Pro Standards AFTER the trip. Now the F.O. is out of the pay and probably has something in her file for insubordination. All for a wristband.
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Old 05-28-2009, 04:44 PM
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Already have my sign but I was more of speaking about the little things - like anything bringing discredit to the service. Something of that nature might cross the line in that situation. You can be wearing the uniform and wearing a PEACE SIGN (or a PLEDGE PIN! ) Examples from the movies!

Absolutely - two sides and many details missing. Sounds harsh though - being removed from the flight and without pay if all of that is correct.

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There is also the issue of federal law protecting union activities and speech. There may be some contention as to whether "FUPM" is protected speech.
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Old 05-28-2009, 05:15 PM
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Question for Continental guys. Some of us non-CAL pilots and some have asked how in the heck is Captain BM on the union and do this.

I heard a lot of CAL pilots complain that in IAH a lot of the scabs had become active and vocal part of the union, I guess for self preservation. Was that really true? If so, it might speak to why you have a situation like a Captain BM (not saying he is a scab) on the union and pull this kind of stunt.

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Old 05-28-2009, 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by 2Co2Fur1EXwife View Post
I personally can't stand those little rubber wristbands (especially the yellow I-support-a-steroid-abuser-cyclist) but, yeah little rough to be removed from flight.
When was he ever caught? Even if he did use them he still crushed the competition and the heavy weights have all been busted for using since then.

Back on topic does this guy remove FO's who have the mircle lure sticker?

This guy wouldn't happen to be a scab would he?
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Old 05-28-2009, 05:51 PM
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I know you guys know the answer to your questions.
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Old 05-28-2009, 06:10 PM
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I don't see anything in the list allowing/not allowing wristbands... or wedding bands.

What if Captain toolbag demanded that she removed her wedding ring or be removed from the trip?

Would you
A) support her integrity/convictions/beliefs, or
B) recommend "just take it off for the rest of the trip and call pro stands later"?
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Old 05-28-2009, 06:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Boomer View Post
I don't see anything in the list allowing/not allowing wristbands... or wedding bands.

What if Captain toolbag demanded that she removed her wedding ring or be removed from the trip?

Would you
A) support her integrity/convictions/beliefs, or
B) recommend "just take it off for the rest of the trip and call pro stands later"?
I would "just take it off for the rest of the trip and call pro standards later" and make that SOB miserable for the next few days along with documenting every non standard thing he/she does. Then I'd give him/her a few nonstandard wake up calls along with a few other things. I promise you this. I wouldn't get even; I'd get ahead.
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Old 05-28-2009, 06:28 PM
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You should never have to take your wedding band off because the Captain doesn't like it.
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Old 05-28-2009, 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Boomer View Post
I don't see anything in the list allowing/not allowing wristbands... or wedding bands.

What if Captain toolbag demanded that she removed her wedding ring or be removed from the trip?

Would you
A) support her integrity/convictions/beliefs, or
B) recommend "just take it off for the rest of the trip and call pro stands later"?
I would pull out the section of the Delta FOM where it specifically states what jewelry can be worn with the uniform, and wedding jewelry is written directly in there. In that case, I would be the one calling the chief pilot, because the Captain is in blatant violation of the FOM and uniform standards. A rubber bracelet with FUPM on it is not addressed in the FOM and is open to some interpretation. I agree that the Captain overreacted, but come on... pick your battles.
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Originally Posted by Blockoutblockin View Post
"In the military we have rules that dictate what we can and can not wear - even on liberty in some cases - as certainly when at work!"

I really hope I didn't suffer from such lack of perspective some 20 years ago.
Not sure I understand your comment about lack of perspective....could you please explain. You can do so via PM if you wish. On this issue I actually have no perspective which is why I'm reading and asking questions about the situation. I'd be glad to take any constructive insight that you might provide Block.
My question seems quite straight forward. I was asking if CAL's uniform policy had anything stating appropriate wear of jewlery or such other items or if the CA could put his finger on a particular rule that was being broken.
I think you have an issue with me over our PM and you are looking to throw daggers; but since I am agreeing that the CA seems to have overreacted - your daggers are falling short.

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