Happy 1 year anniversary to ASA's furloughs
02-09-2010, 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted by hemaybedid
Today ASA's first round of furloughs begins their second year of furlough. I want to go back to work!
02-09-2010, 09:19 PM
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surreal,
I was thinking about the same thing recently and then tried to remember how long we retain our recall rights. I looked it up and the contract says after four years we lose recall rights. I guess that gives us about six months or so after the retirements start to be recalled. So worst case scenario we are going to be pushing it pretty close.
I was thinking about the same thing recently and then tried to remember how long we retain our recall rights. I looked it up and the contract says after four years we lose recall rights. I guess that gives us about six months or so after the retirements start to be recalled. So worst case scenario we are going to be pushing it pretty close.
02-10-2010, 04:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Av8trix
No recall rumors yet?
Last month my mother-in-law called to tell me that a captain in her church who was in recurrent that week said that CT said that recalls might happen this spring! Gotta love it when recurrent rumors make it to the in-laws. 
02-10-2010, 04:50 AM
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I do not work for ASA. But I have been furloughed for 18 months. After about six months I stopped listening to all the recall rumors. And our contract stated that we give up recall rights after 3 years. But according to the union, that has changed to 7 years. Anyways happy one year anniversary.
02-10-2010, 06:32 AM
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Originally Posted by hemaybedid
surreal,
I was thinking about the same thing recently and then tried to remember how long we retain our recall rights. I looked it up and the contract says after four years we lose recall rights. I guess that gives us about six months or so after the retirements start to be recalled. So worst case scenario we are going to be pushing it pretty close.
I was thinking about the same thing recently and then tried to remember how long we retain our recall rights. I looked it up and the contract says after four years we lose recall rights. I guess that gives us about six months or so after the retirements start to be recalled. So worst case scenario we are going to be pushing it pretty close.
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