Short Call Pay question
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1. Do you get paid an extra hour on, or is it after the third unused short call?
2. Any pay associated with the 4th, 5th, 6th unused short call?
3. How is the pay shown or documented?
2. Any pay associated with the 4th, 5th, 6th unused short call?
3. How is the pay shown or documented?
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When a reserve has reached 5 total SC or FSB in a bid period, your MPG will only increase if they are assigned to you.
3-C-1-b-(1)-(a) & (b)
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Incorrect. After 2 unused short call or field stbys in a bid period, your MPG shall increase by 1 hour for each of the next 3.
When a reserve has reached 5 total SC or FSB in a bid period, your MPG will only increase if they are assigned to you.
3-C-1-b-(1)-(a) & (b)
When a reserve has reached 5 total SC or FSB in a bid period, your MPG will only increase if they are assigned to you.
3-C-1-b-(1)-(a) & (b)
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Unless IT has fixed that SC pay, you will be paid for every unused SC AFTER 2. I speak from experience. The issue to watch is getting a SC assignment, and at some point early into the 14 hour block, you are released and assigned a trip that BEGINS outside of your originally assigned SC block. It will not show up as an UNUSED SC but it actually is an unused SC. IVE filed a PDR and was told IT is working to correct.
An “unused”SC assignment is any short call that reaches the 14 hour limit or is canceled and where the pilot did not receive either a FSB with no intervening duty break, or did not receive an assignment departing within 13 hours from the time the assignment is given.
As to the MPG credit after the 5th, I've heard guys getting the credit even when the pilot picked it up, so that isn't something I'd count on but is happening.
Lee
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Another wrinkle...the UPA says 1 hour of pay after the 5th ASSIGNED short call (not picked up). So if the company were paying like the contract says, you could pick up 5 short calls for 3 hours of pay, 3-C-1-b-(1)-(a), but not receive any more pay until after you were assigned 6 additional short calls. Read the contract.
3-C-1-b-(1)-(b) When a Reserve has five (5) unused Short Call and/or Field Standby assignments in a Bid Period that were assigned to him (that is, not picked up), his MPG shall increase by one (1) hour for each subsequent unused Short Call or Field Standby assignment that is also assigned to him.
3-C-1-b-(1)-(b) When a Reserve has five (5) unused Short Call and/or Field Standby assignments in a Bid Period that were assigned to him (that is, not picked up), his MPG shall increase by one (1) hour for each subsequent unused Short Call or Field Standby assignment that is also assigned to him.
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