Comair updates?
03-08-2011 | 04:36 PM
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The company wants as many people as possible to leave. They will not recall or hire anyone. A recall or hiring would be positive news; it would go against what the company is trying to accomplish. The management at Comair would love to see every single pilot leave the company so they can hire inexperienced cheap labor or shut us down.
03-08-2011 | 04:43 PM
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First Officers will continue to leave at larger numbers than Captains which will lead to more downgrades. The downgraded captains will have an easy decision to make; leave Comair for a better paying job because they can’t afford to live on FO pay. Comair gets what they want and we get the shaft as always.
03-08-2011 | 04:49 PM
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Agree. Wonder how many more of will leave now when they see they're getting downgraded, or are getting more junior and back on reserve?
I just wonder what the company will do if some of those 62 are leaving? Are they just letting them go or are they still looking for 62 downgrades?
As far as I can see, they plan for around 850 pilots on the list at ECD, but I think we will have less than that towards the end of the year
I just wonder what the company will do if some of those 62 are leaving? Are they just letting them go or are they still looking for 62 downgrades?
As far as I can see, they plan for around 850 pilots on the list at ECD, but I think we will have less than that towards the end of the year
03-08-2011 | 06:50 PM
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Agree. Wonder how many more of will leave now when they see they're getting downgraded, or are getting more junior and back on reserve?
I just wonder what the company will do if some of those 62 are leaving? Are they just letting them go or are they still looking for 62 downgrades?
As far as I can see, they plan for around 850 pilots on the list at ECD, but I think we will have less than that towards the end of the year
I just wonder what the company will do if some of those 62 are leaving? Are they just letting them go or are they still looking for 62 downgrades?
As far as I can see, they plan for around 850 pilots on the list at ECD, but I think we will have less than that towards the end of the year
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03-09-2011 | 08:02 AM
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Originally Posted by ;960547
How many are on the list now?
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We have 2 early outs planned for April (1 C7C and 1 DRC), and we also have 1 C7C retiring in the next couple of days.
03-09-2011 | 10:18 AM
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There were about 975 active pilots on the list after checking all bid packages for April. That number could be slightly off since so many are changing categories and are in training and bid production seems to have a hard time figure out where the heck they are.....But it's close to that number anyway.
We have 2 early outs planned for April (1 C7C and 1 DRC), and we also have 1 C7C retiring in the next couple of days.
We have 2 early outs planned for April (1 C7C and 1 DRC), and we also have 1 C7C retiring in the next couple of days.
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03-13-2011 | 06:06 AM
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So what's with schedulers giving out SD's for calling in sick. I got my second one in recent months. The first one, I woke up feeling bad during my window, but didn't have anything on my line yet. They called me later to try and give me something and it was then I called in sick. She said I wasn't allowed to do that.?! I should have called in the night before and you're not allowed to call in during your window. Where is this written down?
The other day, I called in 90 minutes before a Ready Rsv. She gave me an SD for giving too short notice. I guess you have to give two hours notice. I guess when I feel bad, I'm only suppose to call in at certain times?
The other day, I called in 90 minutes before a Ready Rsv. She gave me an SD for giving too short notice. I guess you have to give two hours notice. I guess when I feel bad, I'm only suppose to call in at certain times?
03-13-2011 | 07:04 AM
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So what's with schedulers giving out SD's for calling in sick. I got my second one in recent months. The first one, I woke up feeling bad during my window, but didn't have anything on my line yet. They called me later to try and give me something and it was then I called in sick. She said I wasn't allowed to do that.?! I should have called in the night before and you're not allowed to call in during your window. Where is this written down?
The other day, I called in 90 minutes before a Ready Rsv. She gave me an SD for giving too short notice. I guess you have to give two hours notice. I guess when I feel bad, I'm only suppose to call in at certain times?
The other day, I called in 90 minutes before a Ready Rsv. She gave me an SD for giving too short notice. I guess you have to give two hours notice. I guess when I feel bad, I'm only suppose to call in at certain times?
03-13-2011 | 10:21 AM
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