GoJet Furloughing?

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Jesus, people.


Quote: webster is wrong. furlough implies you have a seniority number and have to be called back in seniority order. that is called being laid off. you probably think driving is a privilege and you actually need a license to drive. do some research dude.
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Furlough isn't limited to 121. Furlough isn't even limited to pilots, aviation, or seniority-based systems. Gate agents get furloughed. Hotel staff get furloughed. Assembly line workers get furloughed. Anyone can be furloughed, contract or not.


Furlough means that you got laid off and either will get called back or have rights to come back.


Yes, furloughed 121 pilots are laid off.


Quote: Did I ever say they weren't receiving pay? I said every airline sent their trainees home. Someone else said "9E didn't" and that is incorrect as they did.....

That was me. You're posting in a furlough thread, and folks are listing off airlines that have furloughed. IIRC, some of those airlines have only furloughed pilots in training. So when dera mentioned YX pilots being sent home from training, and you responded about all airlines, I equated "sent home" to "furloughed," because, y'know, context.


So, in the literal sense, did all regionals send pilots in training home when the schoolhouses and sims shut down? Well... yeah. Those pilots haven't been living in hotels for seven months. Not all of those pilots have been furloughed or receiving only 20 hours of credit per month, though, either.

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Quote: Did I ever say they weren't receiving pay? I said every airline sent their trainees home. Someone else said "9E didn't" and that is incorrect as they did.....
No you didn’t. Just trying to clarify as most regional pilot trainees that were “sent home” were actually involuntarily furloughed or stuck on some sort of reduced pay.
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Quote: Jesus, people.



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Furlough isn't limited to 121. Furlough isn't even limited to pilots, aviation, or seniority-based systems. Gate agents get furloughed. Hotel staff get furloughed. Assembly line workers get furloughed. Anyone can be furloughed, contract or not.


Furlough means that you got laid off and either will get called back or have rights to come back.


Yes, furloughed 121 pilots are laid off.





That was me. You're posting in a furlough thread, and folks are listing off airlines that have furloughed. IIRC, some of those airlines have only furloughed pilots in training. So when dera mentioned YX pilots being sent home from training, and you responded about all airlines, I equated "sent home" to "furloughed," because, y'know, context.

If I would've meant furlough, I would have said furlough.... as I did in another post, two posts up from my initial one

So, in the literal sense, did all regionals send pilots in training home when the schoolhouses and sims shut down? Well... yeah. Those pilots haven't been living in hotels for seven months. Not all of those pilots have been furloughed or receiving only 20 hours of credit per month, though, either.

As stated, I have not heard of any airline that didn't send their trainee pilots home. I never touched on what pay they were receiving

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Just here to spit the facts. I hate surfing this site and seeing misinformation running rampant.
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Many moons ago I was furloughed and filed for unemployment. The state called me to say my claim was rejected since the company said I was furloughed and hadn’t been laid off. I started to explain that’s just fancy airline speak for a layoff with recall rights.

State: “ok, are you receiving a paycheck or not?”

Me: “no”

State: “Ok. Laid off then. We’ll process your claim”

Point is this is silly semantics. You either get paid or you don’t and the term isn’t special...
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Quote: "Webster disagrees...”a temporary leave from work that is not paid and is often for a set period of time”

webster is wrong. furlough implies you have a seniority number and have to be called back in seniority order. that is called being laid off. you probably think driving is a privilege and you actually need a license to drive. do some research dude.
Nooo....CBAs/PWAs specify you have to be called back in seniority order. “Do some research dude.”
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Laid off/ Layoff - position has been eliminated, typically meaning you have been separated permanently from your employer. You may be rehired in the future at the employers choosing, they can just as easily choose to hire someone else.

Furlough - your job have been temporarily eliminated, your separation from your employer is temporary. You will be recalled when your job becomes available again. The employer does not have a choice of choosing to hire a replacement for you.

Furlough and Layoff are not in any way limited to aviation.
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Quote: People in jobs that aren't even in aviation think they are "furloughed" FURLOUGH APPLIES TO A 121 AIRLINE PILOT.
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LOL! What kind of a bubble does “neverposts” live in to think that the word furlough only applies to pilots, and specifically 121 pilots at that?
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Quote: Did I ever say they weren't receiving pay? I said every airline sent their trainees home. Someone else said "9E didn't" and that is incorrect as they did.....
9E guy here. We did send everyone that was in training home at the beginning of Covid. At first they did not receive pay but then the union got involved and they were given pay. Back in June they brought back all pilots that were in training at the time including the class that was in day one Indoc.
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9E sent training pilots "home" but they were kept on the payroll till they came back to training in September
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