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05-07-2018 | 10:03 AM
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05-07-2018 | 10:33 AM
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Can someone please explains how our 2.5 hour to show on reserve works for LGA and EWR! I live in NJ and can make EWR in an 1:40 but realistically its 3 hours for LGA. So how do you sit reserve for EWR/LGA at the sometime it seems impossible! You would have to be sitting on the GWB to make it with the time allotted! Somebody must have figured this out!
05-16-2018 | 10:44 AM
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Hope the other offer works out. Good luck.
05-16-2018 | 01:51 PM
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For most of us the UPA or UAL don’t govern our entire lives. This is just what we do for income and everything else is what matters and governs our life decisions. Most of us have a pretty good understanding of what’s in the contract but don’t care about every little detail. I’m not going to dry clean shirts rather than throw them in the wash, expense meals that I seldom eat, etc. It’s just jot worth spending $5 effort to get $2.50 out of the company. The original post just asked a simple question. No need to sound like a bitter old man or even worse the shriveled piece of his anatomy.
05-16-2018 | 06:14 PM
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05-16-2018 | 06:27 PM
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For most of us the UPA or UAL don’t govern our entire lives. This is just what we do for income and everything else is what matters and governs our life decisions. Most of us have a pretty good understanding of what’s in the contract but don’t care about every little detail. I’m not going to dry clean shirts rather than throw them in the wash, expense meals that I seldom eat, etc. It’s just jot worth spending $5 effort to get $2.50 out of the company. The original post just asked a simple question. No need to sound like a bitter old man or even worse the shriveled piece of his anatomy.
05-16-2018 | 06:34 PM
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How do you get that conclusion out of his message? He probably has shirts that can be laundered either way, and chooses the washer in his house, just like I do for mine. While he could save the $1 in water, electric, and detergent to have the company pay for dry cleaning, he elects not to for simplicity. How was that difficult to infer?
05-16-2018 | 06:55 PM
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Wrinkle free a cut aboves. No need to iron if you hang them right away. Look way better than the issued clown outfit uniform. Don’t wrinkle in my suit case, and the fit is proper. Sure, I didn’t have to spend the $30 per shirt, but I wanted to look better than how I looked with what the company gave me. I save time and gas money by visiting the dry cleaner less too.
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