Originally Posted by MCDUmanipulator (Post 2907833)

Dress like a discounted airline pilot, get treated like a discounted airline pilot.

Originally Posted by MCDUmanipulator (Post 2907833)

Dress like a discounted airline pilot, get treated like a discounted airline pilot.

Originally Posted by Qotsaautopilot (Post 2907844)

I agree with your last couple sentences but you’re off on this. Wear the approved uniform and wear it well. Don’t want to pay for the Karbon that’s fine. Wear the blazer or the leather which are paid for. Don’t do your own thing just because you feel like it.

Btw United doesn’t pay for uniforms but they do pay for all dry cleaning

Originally Posted by putzin (Post 2908251)

Uniforms are the least of our worries and I just won't get behind a push for such when we have massive other problems. Especially when we have those making 30-50% less than our peers. I'll never encourage anyone to pick up more company slack than we already do. You've made your point, I've made mine, obviously we differ in opinion.

Originally Posted by Irishblackbird (Post 2908693)

Are sweaters approved to wear? A Cut Above makes a nice uniform sweater that is warm and comfortable.

Originally Posted by Qotsaautopilot (Post 2907844)

I agree with your last couple sentences but you’re off on this. Wear the approved uniform and wear it well. Don’t want to pay for the Karbon that’s fine. Wear the blazer or the leather which are paid for. Don’t do your own thing just because you feel like it.

Btw United doesn’t pay for uniforms but they do pay for all dry cleaning

Originally Posted by nkbux (Post 2909338)

United pilots dont pay a dime for dry cleaning....get the dry cleaning done, keep the receipt, magically enter it into they’re online system and voila.... free dry cleaning...and I’d venture to guess less than 10% of our group actually pus to get dry cleaning done and cares about they’re appearance to the flying public

Originally Posted by symbian simian (Post 2909357)

sorry, but they're?