Interview Calls & Hiring Predictions
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#803
Gets Weekends Off
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From: B756 FO
#804
My initial response was to simply say, "screw you," (actually, that was on behalf of my wife after I read her your quote - she deals with a lot between absences from home due to the airline and military responsibilities). But, I will simply let this read as it may. I, and many others, choose to remain in the service for whatever reasons we have, burdening ourselves and our families so that you don't have to and you can be classy.
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#806
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From: 747 Captain, retired
Now, I'll wait for all the protests saying "I've never sharp-shooted the system; I only go to reserves on my days off" What a joke!
#808
This absolutely does happen. I don't blame the guys for doing it as I probably would too and there are certainly times where people get orders and legitimately can't come to work. It does make manpower planning's job harder because they can't predict who's going to manipulate the system. These are the people doing the hiring and rightly or wrongly, it is something that's on their mind.
#809
I served a tour in a combat zone before you were born. I am ex-military. If you want to stay in the reserves, great, but pull your reserve duty on your time NOT on mine. Stop sharpshooting the system,taking advantage of a federal law that gives you time off for reserve duty anytime you want it - weekends, holidays and so on. I've been here almost 29 years and I have seen what you guys do to your sked.
Now, I'll wait for all the protests saying "I've never sharp-shooted the system; I only go to reserves on my days off" What a joke!
Now, I'll wait for all the protests saying "I've never sharp-shooted the system; I only go to reserves on my days off" What a joke!
I don't think Grenada counts as a combat tour BTW
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