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12-02-2017 | 12:56 AM
#5191
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12-02-2017 | 12:52 PM
#5194
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[QUOTE=Sennant;2475906]Uh cuz your a professional pilot hired to do a job and not abuse a system by lieing to your company about your fitness to work.[/QUOTE
Uh well, bro.. my sick time is my sick time. If I choose to call out because I've got a fever of 102, or because I'm taking a extra day to enjoy for whatever reason, that's my business.
Now apparently they're falling people into Phoenix for meetings, for calling in sick.
I hope these people do to there, with representation, and then call out fatigued the next day for having to travel there.
And I hope the FAA is aware pilots are being pressured into flying when not safe.
Uh well, bro.. my sick time is my sick time. If I choose to call out because I've got a fever of 102, or because I'm taking a extra day to enjoy for whatever reason, that's my business.
Now apparently they're falling people into Phoenix for meetings, for calling in sick.
I hope these people do to there, with representation, and then call out fatigued the next day for having to travel there.
And I hope the FAA is aware pilots are being pressured into flying when not safe.
12-02-2017 | 01:13 PM
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12-02-2017 | 01:19 PM
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CUZ should never acceptable when mentioning that someone is a "professional".
12-02-2017 | 02:28 PM
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12-02-2017 | 02:38 PM
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[QUOTE=MysteriousMrX;2476308]
Sick leave (or paid sick days or sick pay) is time off from work that workers can use to stay home to address their health and safety needs without losing pay. Paid sick leave is a statutory requirement in many nations.
Nowhere in that definition is using it because it’s nice outside and you would rather tan than do your job.
Uh cuz your a professional pilot hired to do a job and not abuse a system by lieing to your company about your fitness to work.[/QUOTE
Uh well, bro.. my sick time is my sick time. If I choose to call out because I've got a fever of 102, or because I'm taking a extra day to enjoy for whatever reason, that's my business.
Uh well, bro.. my sick time is my sick time. If I choose to call out because I've got a fever of 102, or because I'm taking a extra day to enjoy for whatever reason, that's my business.
Nowhere in that definition is using it because it’s nice outside and you would rather tan than do your job.
12-02-2017 | 02:58 PM
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"Uh cuz your a professional pilot hired to do a job and not abuse a system by lieing to your company about your fitness to work."
The first "your" should be you're. You're a professional pilot (as in "YOU ARE").
The second and third "your" are correct. Lying is spelled incorrectly, and "CUZ" isn't a word.
I can't believe that any professional pilot that went to college would have trouble with this.
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