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jetlagclub 10-24-2022 08:43 PM

Resignation
 
What happens after you put in your 2 weeks notice?
Does management drop all your trips until your effective resignation date? It was like tht in previpus airlines, so just trying to figure out if i should load or hnload my schedule. Thanks!

Alpiner 10-25-2022 02:04 AM

They expect you to work until you don’t work there anymore. They certainly don’t pay protect drop all your trips during the last 2 weeks.

Simms 10-25-2022 03:42 AM


Originally Posted by jetlagclub (Post 3519567)
What happens after you put in your 2 weeks notice?
Does management drop all your trips until your effective resignation date? It was like tht in previpus airlines, so just trying to figure out if i should load or hnload my schedule. Thanks!

This is close to, if not the dumbest question ever asked. I hope your new carrier enjoys training you.

B200 Hawk 10-25-2022 03:50 AM

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flyguyniner11 10-25-2022 06:32 AM


Originally Posted by jetlagclub (Post 3519567)
What happens after you put in your 2 weeks notice?
Does management drop all your trips until your effective resignation date? It was like tht in previpus airlines, so just trying to figure out if i should load or hnload my schedule. Thanks!

if you plan to leave also plan to donate your sick time

Alpiner 10-25-2022 07:16 AM


Originally Posted by Simms (Post 3519624)
This is close to, if not the dumbest question ever asked. I hope your new carrier enjoys training you.

I’m more interested to know what carriers give you a 2 week paid vacation after turning in your notice.

JulesWinfield 10-25-2022 07:22 AM


Originally Posted by Alpiner (Post 3519755)
I’m more interested to know what carriers give you a 2 week paid vacation after turning in your notice.

I think he’s implying that some airlines essentially terminate you when you put in your notice.

LongHornFlyer 10-25-2022 07:36 AM


Originally Posted by Alpiner (Post 3519755)
I’m more interested to know what carriers give you a 2 week paid vacation after turning in your notice.

Skywest

Filler

jetlagclub 10-29-2022 07:35 PM


Originally Posted by Simms (Post 3519624)
This is close to, if not the dumbest question ever asked. I hope your new carrier enjoys training you.

I am very sorry that you had to fly your sorry ace until 6am just before your indoc in your next company started, but as a matter of fact and personal experience it DOES happen AND it has happened to me -TWICE in a row btw. Oh and also in my last job I gave 3 weeks notice and got it all dropped pay protected.
Good luck in your next CQ in your current carrier.

CLE to IAH 10-29-2022 07:37 PM


Originally Posted by jetlagclub (Post 3523032)
I am very sorry that you had to fly your sorry ace until 6am just before your indoc in your next company started, but as a matter of fact and personal experience it DOES happen AND it has happened to me -TWICE in a row btw. Oh and also in my last job I gave 3 weeks notice and got it all dropped pay protected.
Good luck in your next CQ in your current carrier.

oh yeah??? Well I got three weeks and ONE DAY….. so…. Nanny nanny boo boo !

Ed Force One 10-30-2022 10:01 AM


Originally Posted by CLE to IAH (Post 3523033)
oh yeah??? Well I got three weeks and ONE DAY….. so…. Nanny nanny boo boo !

I got my last two 4-days dropped and pay protected... by my sick time that would otherwise have disappeared.

I also got an extra special meeting with the Chief Pilot.

But I also got an extra special weekend road trip riding rollercoasters with my son before I left home for an extended time.

All in all a fair trade.


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