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Originally Posted by jetlink
(Post 1499104)
On this last bid you should have been able to bid A320 without restrictions.
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I was responding to the post of uhires have no seat lock.
I do. I can't go down in equipment. I MIGHT have been able to go to JFK76 FO for a gain of 10% (because NEW hires there), but then have to cover all three airports. Tolls add up! I would have liked to go to 737and gain a good 30% in EWR, but I am not allowed. So to say NO uhire has NO seat lock is untrue. And on the other hand, I believe not ALL uhires are seat locked. |
Originally Posted by jetlink
(Post 1499104)
On this last bid you should have been able to bid A320 without restrictions.
You were also "officially" recalled from furlough, so I would assume that alone would allow you to bid whatever you can hold with a vacancy anywhere. |
Originally Posted by Freddriver5
(Post 1499105)
I hope your misinformed...that would suck for both the recalls and the company. Sewark for the recalls and six months of positive space for the company. I wouldn't wish Newark on my enemy....
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I was hired at CO in February as a 1 time furloughed guy on the Guppy. I was based in DCA pre-furlough. I bid DCA 320FO in the latest bid so I could drive to work instead of flying and was denied due to a two year seat lock. Spoke with my flight manager and he confirmed the seat lock and showed it to me in the contract. It is quite clear that it is a two year seat lock for people returning from furlough.
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Originally Posted by Zoomie
(Post 1499235)
I concur. I would definitely take up your plight with grievance at the union. This is something that I would definitely bring to everyone's attention.
You were also "officially" recalled from furlough, so I would assume that alone would allow you to bid whatever you can hold with a vacancy anywhere. I believe the A320 should be considered as "NEW" equipment, but it seems management doesn't think so. |
Originally Posted by Short Bus Drive
(Post 1499399)
UHires at CAL were "officially recalled" to their current position...
I believe the A320 should be considered as "NEW" equipment, but it seems management doesn't think so. |
Originally Posted by LAX Pilot
(Post 1498865)
Wow. Looks like all the movement and open jobs are on the L-UAL side. Good thing UAL pilots brought all the movement and growth to the merger.
(You guys now I'm being facetious because we had to listen to this for 3 years from somebody else on here) Will be interesting to see next months bid. I'm wondering what is the plan to train all these pilots? I heard new hires to be 100 per month starting in January? Anyone have good info on this? Of course I'm just stirring stuff up also. |
Originally Posted by Short Bus Drive
(Post 1499115)
I was responding to the post of uhires have no seat lock.
I do. I can't go down in equipment. I MIGHT have been able to go to JFK76 FO for a gain of 10% (because NEW hires there), but then have to cover all three airports. Tolls add up! I would have liked to go to 737and gain a good 30% in EWR, but I am not allowed. So to say NO uhire has NO seat lock is untrue. And on the other hand, I believe not ALL uhires are seat locked. Those unfilled vacancies should be first assigned to those that have a standing bid for that A/C and base and their bid has not been fulfill, before they give it away to new hires. It's time to test our newly elected representatives in in our united: United MEC ;) |
Originally Posted by beeker
(Post 1499473)
The way it looks to me is that UAL brought all the most undesired position to the merger, thus the unfilled postions.
Of course I'm just stirring stuff up also. I was honestly shocked to see Airbus FOs bid into Guppy FO positions. I think they did it for seniority reasons mostly, hence a lot of Airbus FO unfilled slots. |
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