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#6991
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Exactly. Day one of ground school they say sign this or you're fired.
#6992
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Don't they disclose this before you accept employment at Frontier? If so, I would say the "signed under duress" argument doesnt hold water. Plan on paying what you owe if you leave before the terms of the agreement.
#6993
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There is a difference between saying you're "ok" with something in principle and actually signing a legal agreement in writing. Are people actually being provided a copy of the contract with sufficient time to read it or consult with their legal counsel? How can you say you are ok with something that you've never actually seen? I see both sides of the argument, and if I got hired at a legacy from f9 after signing an agreement I would probably just pony up and pay it because it was my word. I know it sounds cliche, but I have a good friend who is a lawyer that specializes in labor issues and he tells me that he has worked numerous cases with these types of things and that they are almost always thrown out in court due to duress issues. I guess whether you want to play that game would be your call.
#6994
Maybe that was just my class, but just saying.
#6995
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Regardless of whether its enforceable or not, it's an embarrassing red flag... regionals say, come here and we'll pay to keep you here... we say, come here and you have to pay to leave... I actually got excited when I heard a dozen people left in January... good for them... they could change nothing in the contract and double our pay and still print money... I don't even think it's about the money... it's about the power and ability to say f you
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Regardless of whether its enforceable or not, it's an embarrassing red flag... regionals say, come here and we'll pay to keep you here... we say, come here and you have to pay to leave... I actually got excited when I heard a dozen people left in January... good for them... they could change nothing in the contract and double our pay and still print money... I don't even think it's about the money... it's about the power and ability to say f you
#6997
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Regardless of whether its enforceable or not, it's an embarrassing red flag... regionals say, come here and we'll pay to keep you here... we say, come here and you have to pay to leave... I actually got excited when I heard a dozen people left in January... good for them... they could change nothing in the contract and double our pay and still print money... I don't even think it's about the money... it's about the power and ability to say f you
15 years ago they were saying line up so we can **** down your throats for 12k a year.
Don't like it today? Don't worry it will change.
There's a number of guys at Frontier that came when their legacy laid them off the last time, and they've stayed.
Frontiers not the first to have a training contract.
Welcome to the industry.
#6998
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I understand frontier isn't the first to have a training contract... I'm just saying that no one else I know of in the US has one right now and that's because hiring is prosperous everywhere... there isn't an interview anywhere else where they say, "what if xyz airline calls."... they know it's a damaged product and they had to come up with a ridiculous fail safe to recoup their losses... I've seen management here step over a dollar to pick up a nickel... and numerous times... I will admit they have done a better job pre cancelling flights and getting people hotels and notifications since that epic meltdown, but that's also something that never should have occurred in the first place...
#6999
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And I generally have a really good attitude and I enjoy working here, but the greed and mismanagement is absolutely maddening sometimes...
I understand that this will change and we'll get our TA and put this behind us, but that only happens when A) enough people get hired somewhere else and they can't staff the flying or B) the mediator gets fed up w the company and releases us...
I know people used to love this place like it was one of their kids and I want to see that pride return to everyone who works here
I understand that this will change and we'll get our TA and put this behind us, but that only happens when A) enough people get hired somewhere else and they can't staff the flying or B) the mediator gets fed up w the company and releases us...
I know people used to love this place like it was one of their kids and I want to see that pride return to everyone who works here
#7000
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And I generally have a really good attitude and I enjoy working here, but the greed and mismanagement is absolutely maddening sometimes...
I understand that this will change and we'll get our TA and put this behind us, but that only happens when A) enough people get hired somewhere else and they can't staff the flying or B) the mediator gets fed up w the company and releases us...
I know people used to love this place like it was one of their kids and I want to see that pride return to everyone who works here
I understand that this will change and we'll get our TA and put this behind us, but that only happens when A) enough people get hired somewhere else and they can't staff the flying or B) the mediator gets fed up w the company and releases us...
I know people used to love this place like it was one of their kids and I want to see that pride return to everyone who works here
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