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Originally Posted by JamesBond
Why should mil leave count toward the GS trigger? Just curious.
A military member who does 5 days of military duty in a month still must fly 80 block hours in the remaining 25 days. If one were to do a 2-week deployment, there's virtually no way to be eligible for GS pay.
I happen to think that if you're helping the company out on a greenie, you should be eligible for the GS pay everyone else is. As I stated elsewhere, I care not about credit for dropped trips, but would like to see ALV/30 or 80/30 credit per day of pre-posted MLOA be given towards the GS trigger.
Sure, mil members can bid reserve instead, but why force them to give up the benefits of line-holding just to have a shot at premium pay?