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WARN Notice
Who’s got them and how deep have they gone?
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Umm nobody? ...yet
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I’m in the bottom 100 and nothing yet
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They have 6 days to get to the mailbox. Most were probably sent out today if not tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by FNGFO
(Post 3100134)
They have 6 days to get to the mailbox. Most were probably sent out today if not tomorrow.
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I don’t think people understand the WARN act. The furloughs May fall below the threshold of 500 or 33%. Individuals do not have to be notified when there is a Union. The company can choose to notify the union. What notice requirement is in your CBA? That’s what matters most.
source: https://www.thebalancecareers.com/wa...ements-1918297 |
Originally Posted by MCDUmanipulator
(Post 3100303)
nothing says they have to furlough exactly on oct 1st
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Originally Posted by pangolin
(Post 3100359)
I don’t think people understand the WARN act. The furloughs May fall below the threshold of 500 or 33%. Individuals do not have to be notified when there is a Union. The company can choose to notify the union. What notice requirement is in your CBA? That’s what matters most.
source: https://www.thebalancecareers.com/wa...ements-1918297 |
Originally Posted by pangolin
(Post 3100359)
I don’t think people understand the WARN act. The furloughs May fall below the threshold of 500 or 33%. Individuals do not have to be notified when there is a Union. The company can choose to notify the union. What notice requirement is in your CBA? That’s what matters most.
source: https://www.thebalancecareers.com/wa...ements-1918297 |
Originally Posted by FNGFO
(Post 3100388)
There may be less than 500 furloughs, but they will gratuitously over-WARN for a variety of reasons.
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Originally Posted by Meep
(Post 3100396)
Yep, I’m expecting them to send out 1000
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FedEx notices are going out for deliveries from Spirit Corp.
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Originally Posted by YellowBus
(Post 3100704)
FedEx notices are going out for deliveries from Spirit Corp.
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Our WARN notices’ came in the form of company memo (UAL).
- I fully expect the “Furlough Notice” to come via FDX/UPS certified letter however. |
Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 3100740)
I heard they were being sent out from UPS. What can brown do for you?
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Per Ted’s email, notices will be out to 20-30% of various groups, including pilots.
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Originally Posted by Tranquility
(Post 3100780)
Per Ted’s email, notices will be out to 20-30% of various groups, including pilots.
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Originally Posted by Mtnbikemike
(Post 3100784)
848 pilots
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Originally Posted by pangolin
(Post 3100359)
I don’t think people understand the WARN act. The furloughs May fall below the threshold of 500 or 33%. Individuals do not have to be notified when there is a Union. The company can choose to notify the union. What notice requirement is in your CBA? That’s what matters most.
source: https://www.thebalancecareers.com/wa...ements-1918297 NJ said they had to actually mail the letters to those individuals. Started showing up yesterday. |
780, or 779.1 is 30% of the pilot group which if they did the full 30% would take us back to seniority number 1817 hired 3/5/18. But they said 20 to 30% so there is not a definite number yet.
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Originally Posted by YourMom
(Post 3100871)
780, or 779.1 is 30% of the pilot group which if they did the full 30% would take us back to seniority number 1817 hired 3/5/18. But they said 20 to 30% MAY be furloughed so there is not a definite number yet.
important emphasis on MAY |
Question about downgrading.
lets say the company decides to downgrade 800 pilots starting October 1st. You can’t possibly put 800 pilots in the sim in one months time for a FO PC check because of limited sim capacity (don’t forget all the recurrent training for other pilots as well.) So my question is, if you are a captain and you are downgrading when does your new FO payrate start? When you finish your PC? So it could possibly take many months past October 1st to wait your turn for your “downgrade PC” and your new FO payrate? and they can’t force you to keep flying as a captain but pay you FO rate, or maybe they can just tell you are automatically dq’ed from being a captain and you have a couple of months off untill your PC is available? Asking for a friend. |
Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 3100906)
Question about downgrading.
lets say the company decides to downgrade 800 pilots starting October 1st. You can’t possibly put 800 pilots in the sim in one months time for a FO PC check because of limited sim capacity (don’t forget all the recurrent training for other pilots as well.) So my question is, if you are a captain and you are downgrading when does your new FO payrate start? When you finish your PC? So it could possibly take many months past October 1st to wait your turn for your “downgrade PC” and your new FO payrate? and they can’t force you to keep flying as a captain but pay you FO rate, or maybe they can just tell you are automatically dq’ed from being a captain and you have a couple of months off untill your PC is available? Asking for a friend. |
Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 3100906)
Question about downgrading.
lets say the company decides to downgrade 800 pilots starting October 1st. You can’t possibly put 800 pilots in the sim in one months time for a FO PC check because of limited sim capacity (don’t forget all the recurrent training for other pilots as well.) So my question is, if you are a captain and you are downgrading when does your new FO payrate start? When you finish your PC? So it could possibly take many months past October 1st to wait your turn for your “downgrade PC” and your new FO payrate? and they can’t force you to keep flying as a captain but pay you FO rate, or maybe they can just tell you are automatically dq’ed from being a captain and you have a couple of months off untill your PC is available? Asking for a friend. The number is less than 800 furloughed, so probably not more than 400 downgrades. Downgrading will be done in reverse seniority. You will fly/sit reserve and get paid as a Captain until start/end of GS/OE (don’t know, and contract doesn’t have much to say about downgrade). You will not fly as a captain at FO rates. There will (should?) be displacement/downgrade bids with training dates, and it will/should be awarded in seniority order. If no one bids it, it will be assigned in reverse seniority. It will take a few days of training and OE to downgrade, but I think with SIM capacity and check airmen availability based on hiring 60/month, they can probably downgrade 3 times that. Discuss........ |
Let’s all let this play out a little bit. It’s nice to be prepared but just don’t get ahead of ourselves. This is a long road and so many scenarios can play out. My guess is August September is our new bottom in travel and it’s no where near April so it’s only up from there. You can see it where you live. Life is lumbering along. Now one is going to go back into lockdown and spirit has the liquidity to push through all this for a while and the longer this goes the more people are just going to say F it and fly.
We will lose some passengers for economic reasons and gain passengers moving down in product seeking savings so that’s a good thing for us. How much smaller do we need to be and for how long is what remains to be seen and spirit doesn’t even know. They have to send the letters just in case but no amount of money will change that number up or down. They will build a schedule and it will require a certain amount of pilots whether they make $500 or $0. Same required pilots. Just a matter of where on the seniority list they come from. Be prepared but don’t react to something that hasn’t happened is all I’m saying. We have some time here. |
806 notices sent out
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Originally Posted by Qotsaautopilot
(Post 3100900)
important emphasis on MAY
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Originally Posted by flyingpuma1
(Post 3101262)
We are losing 100 million a month, there will be furloughs.
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The town hall wasn’t very positive. I’d say chance of furloughs and downgrades, 100%
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Originally Posted by Jimdunbar
(Post 3101272)
The town hall wasn’t very positive. I’d say chance of furloughs and downgrades, 100%
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They don’t anticipate demand returning before summer 2021. 319’s are most likely candidates for parking. They don’t know if they will park them short term like they did in April or long term. We can’t sustain this cash burn and have to take steps to “right size” the airline. They will evaluate how many furloughs for office support at a later date. For now, pilots, FA, dispatch and mechanics are being served their 60 WARN notice. How many of those will actually be furloughed won’t be know until 30 days prior to the end of the CARES act. If the government continues the CARES act, they will re-evaluate once the detains are known about the extension. They didn’t sound real solid that that would prevent the “Right Sizing” the airline. He did say that downgrades would be “Commensurate” with the number of furloughs
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Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 3101279)
could you please go over the highlights? I was flying and couldn’t listen in.
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Originally Posted by Stryker172
(Post 3101290)
You didn't miss anything important. The admins selected some ridiculous and irrelevant questions so nothing truly pertinent was addressed.
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Originally Posted by flyingpuma1
(Post 3101262)
We are losing 100 million a month, there will be furloughs.
Yes there will be furloughs. 806, most likely not. |
Originally Posted by Jimdunbar
(Post 3101272)
The town hall wasn’t very positive. I’d say chance of furloughs and downgrades, 100%
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Speaking of being naïve :rolleyes:... What do you think the chances are of our furloughed pilots actually seeing the “furlough pay” outlined in the contract? Are they likely to honor it, or are they going to try to pull AoG despite having 6mo to prepare?
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Originally Posted by SeriousShirley
(Post 3101325)
Speaking of being naïve :rolleyes:... What do you think the chances are of our furloughed pilots actually seeing the “furlough pay” outlined in the contract? Are they likely to honor it, or are they going to try to pull AoG despite having 6mo to prepare?
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Originally Posted by Meep
(Post 3101329)
0% chance of furlough pay
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Originally Posted by SeriousShirley
(Post 3101325)
Speaking of being naïve :rolleyes:... What do you think the chances are of our furloughed pilots actually seeing the “furlough pay” outlined in the contract? Are they likely to honor it, or are they going to try to pull AoG despite having 6mo to prepare?
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I’m sure this falls in the out of companies control/act of god. No furlough pay. As far as borrowing from your 401K, that info is on the Schwab website. In a nurse, you can pull up too $100k (I think) but you have to pay it back by the end of this year to avoid penalties and interest
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