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#7893
As far as I know, there isn't any contractual language about when people are called to the sims. It is definitely advisable to tell the training department if a written exam is close to expiry. That can avoid a few headaches down the road...
#7896
What did you lose? That's like saying if you're in the same class as a new hire you should be in the sim first because your last name started with an 'A'.
Did they lose seniority??? No! There way more crap to cry about then this. hahahahahahahaha Omg!
Did they lose seniority??? No! There way more crap to cry about then this. hahahahahahahaha Omg!
#7898
Well to start, cause it's not fair that a more senior person should wait to get into sims and delay the time he/she can hit the line and start crediting more time and per diem. Those things equal more money. But I can understand how something like that could be overlooked when signing a new TA. Hard to thing about the people who aren't on property yet
Last edited by schmohawk; 02-13-2016 at 05:23 PM.
#7899
Well to start, cause it's not fair that a more senior person should wait to get into sims and delay the time he/she can hit the line and start crediting more time and per diem. Those things equal more money. But I can understand how something like that could be overlooked when signing a new TA. Hard to thing about the people who aren't on property yet
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Well to start, cause it's not fair that a more senior person should wait to get into sims and delay the time he/she can hit the line and start crediting more time and per diem. Those things equal more money. But I can understand how something like that could be overlooked when signing a new TA. Hard to thing about the people who aren't on property yet
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