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SkyWest will probably adjust their cost structure and gut up the PPM to work in the companies favor. That would probably mean concessions and downgrades and maybe even base closures before they start to furlough.
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Hope springs eternal.
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While I don’t have any answers, I don’t think you and the rest of the trainees do not need a WARN notice unfortunately. They wouldn’t need to give you 60 days unless you are lumped in with a mass lay-off totaling more than 500. I don’t think we have 500 in training. As a trainee I don’t know if you are even afforded the 30 days notice required by the PPM.
But as always, hoping for the best.
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It is a valid question as a trainee, especially.
While I don’t have any answers, I don’t think you and the rest of the trainees do not need a WARN notice unfortunately. They wouldn’t need to give you 60 days unless you are lumped in with a mass lay-off totaling more than 500. I don’t think we have 500 in training. As a trainee I don’t know if you are even afforded the 30 days notice required by the PPM.
But as always, hoping for the best.
While I don’t have any answers, I don’t think you and the rest of the trainees do not need a WARN notice unfortunately. They wouldn’t need to give you 60 days unless you are lumped in with a mass lay-off totaling more than 500. I don’t think we have 500 in training. As a trainee I don’t know if you are even afforded the 30 days notice required by the PPM.
But as always, hoping for the best.
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My understanding is that trainees are receiving not much, but some pay and benefits. If that’s the case and they are on the payroll I would assume they would require a formal WARN notice given it’s a legal requirement. I’m not 100% sure though. I do think that OO won’t furlough trainees unless they decide to furlough a portion of the pilot group. Keeping trainees on reduced pay hardly costs the company money in the grand scheme of things.
I could have missed something in my search of the CARES Act. The other thing I found about the WARN law is that it is not to be used as flippantly as we all here assumed all airlines were going to send them out to cya.
That said I do think they will employ WARN notices if they do furlough, I was simply bringing up that I don’t think they must issue WARN notices if they comply with the WARN Law.
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