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Does that mean furloughs? If so, how many?
who really knows. the company wants scope relief.
NOT GOING TO HAPPEN.
they are hoping by using the 148 hostages the pilots will cave. not likely. it is negotiations 101 they are playing hardball, getting ready for the merger with united. it is going to happen just don't know when
With all the cross training about to happen and the open time whores reaching far limits. don't plan on traveling around xmas or thanksgiving
cal is becoming another regional with big aircraft, waht a s%%thole
System bid is open, 150 with 5 Sep furlough letters, manpower is running numbers to see how many actually get furloughed. Every open time pickup tells company they can fly with fewer pilots. This is not just numbers. People you know, people you fly with, are on the bubble. Will you help them? Or help the company?PREMIUM PAY FOR CLE B737 CAs & FOs
As of today at 1100CT, if you are a B737 First Officer or Captain in CLE that does a straight pickup from open time of a full pairing that originates on August 15th through August 18th, 2008, that pickup will be treated as a voluntary junior manning(VJM) event and you will be paid a minimum of 4:30/day or flight time flown, whichever is greater, at 150% of your normal hourly rate.
I know this question is a little stupid, however I will ask anyway ....
Does anyone think this amount of furloughs ( whatever the end number may be ) is the total ? or will there be more in subsequent months?
How long are they expecting to be on the street?
When they get called back...and hiring resumes, will they have the same person in charge or that will be TBD at the time.
Thanks for your ideas ( I understand its only opinion )
I have a close buddy that works there, and he doesn't think the furlough will last long at all. He's betting that everyone will be called back by spring or summer of next year at the latest and they will be hiring again next fall. We'll see though. Only reason they're even furloughing is age 65.
Let's make one thing clear: Age 65 hasn't got a da*&ed thing to do with this. Our wonderful co-workers (the ones with the 7 figure salaries) are playing hardball contract negotiations.
I for one look upon this furlough as the honorable way out of a HUGE mistake and am actually looking forward to it. No, I won't be coming back.
Let's make one thing clear: Age 65 hasn't got a da*&ed thing to do with this. Our wonderful co-workers (the ones with the 7 figure salaries) are playing hardball contract negotiations.
I for one look upon this furlough as the honorable way out of a HUGE mistake and am actually looking forward to it. No, I won't be coming back.
Age 65 may not be the reason we are furloughing, but if the rule stayed at age 60 CAL would definitely not be furloughing right now. We would have lost 200 pilots this year and just over 200 pilots in 2009. Every new-hire would still be on property.
Let's make one thing clear: Age 65 hasn't got a da*&ed thing to do with this. Our wonderful co-workers (the ones with the 7 figure salaries) are playing hardball contract negotiations.
I for one look upon this furlough as the honorable way out of a HUGE mistake and am actually looking forward to it. No, I won't be coming back.
Welcome to the airlines. Don't believe everything you are told; do some research on your own and make your own educated decision. Furloughs at CAL are a direct result of age 65. Sorry you made such a HUGE mistake by coming to the airlines. Maybe you should take a look at what you are getting into before you make a career change. The unions have always been here, and they always will. If you don't like it, don't come to the airlines, you won't be missed.
Welcome to the airlines. Don't believe everything you are told; do some research on your own and make your own educated decision. Furloughs at CAL are a direct result of age 65. Sorry you made such a HUGE mistake by coming to the airlines. Maybe you should take a look at what you are getting into before you make a career change. The unions have always been here, and they always will. If you don't like it, don't come to the airlines, you won't be missed.
Well Chief. you must be one of the "F*&k you , I got mine, who's with me?" senior crowd at CAL.
I did my research, this is not my first airline, and you can kiss my a$$
Well Chief. you must be one of the "F*&k you , I got mine, who's with me?" senior crowd at CAL.
I did my research, this is not my first airline, and you can kiss my a$$
You must be an another angry Express Jet pilot who things the world (and CAL) owes them something. I've been furloughed from another major and had to start all over again. I'm tired up people blaming others about this job as if they had "no idea" what they were getting into. If you don't like it, it's your own fault for coming. You need to rethink your research methods and grow up.
You must be an another angry Express Jet pilot who things the world (and CAL) owes them something. I've been furloughed from another major and had to start all over again. I'm tired up people blaming others about this job as if they had "no idea" what they were getting into. If you don't like it, it's your own fault for coming. You need to rethink your research methods and grow up.
Sorry for you not liking it so much here I am sure certain attitudes expressed here don't really help. I for one just cast my vote to pay for the furloughs insurance since the voting opened today, hope every one gets on and makes the right vote. If you don't have your voting registration just call the alpa office it takes less then 5 minutes to get a new one. Good luck to all the furloughs I hope those that want to come back to a better cal and those that don't enjoy where then end up.
You must be an another angry Express Jet pilot who things the world (and CAL) owes them something.