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Cheers
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But, correct me if I'm wrong, the people returning today from furlough could have returned a number of years ago. They (most) basically used the voluntary delayed recall and extra time to further other opportunities and things in their lives.
I've met many who have solidified their finances and health benefits for retirement, enjoyed leadership roles and took advantage of professional opportunities. They would have unlikely been unable to do some of these things had they returned to UAL at their first opportunity.
Yes furloughs suck, but kudos to those who turned them into opportunities and now can enjoy the remainder of their career at UAL.
Welcome back! This isn't the UAL you left.
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OK, I'll bite. What's your point?
Getting furloughed is a major life event. There were suicides, destroyed marriages, & financial ruin for many people.
I was furloughed in '08 and it sucked. It sucked a lot worse for a lot more people. Your posts can be construed as flippant and disrespectful.
It even troubles me that I wasted time responding to your comment.
Old Mako may chime in here with more words, but I would guess this would not be worth his time. You've been at UAL for a few months at least. Surely you have received some mentoring.
Getting furloughed is a major life event. There were suicides, destroyed marriages, & financial ruin for many people.
I was furloughed in '08 and it sucked. It sucked a lot worse for a lot more people. Your posts can be construed as flippant and disrespectful.
It even troubles me that I wasted time responding to your comment.
Old Mako may chime in here with more words, but I would guess this would not be worth his time. You've been at UAL for a few months at least. Surely you have received some mentoring.
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