Pilot Hopeful
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- Aug 23, 2003
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PBS is kind of a turd when you consider the company sets a 90 hr month for every walking stack of *&^_ on the seniority list. If it can't build you a 90hr month, guess what?
You're on RESERVE, with some $10.17/hr. simian with no life motivation who will make sure you pay for getting somewhere with your life. (Albeit a cheesy regional). Essentially, said simian phone operator and their supervisor will bungle every relatively simple scheduling function and make your life heck.
Conversely, if you're the 62-year-old grandpa lifer, you'll be working 90+ hours as well. That's great, get-er-done quick, 'cause chances are you're going to have a massive stroke-out the minute you retire and live the rest of your pathetic liferness in palliative care in an assisted living facility on a fentanyl drip.
Got it?
Let's get some line bidding.
Without appropriate work rules, the same scenario can happen under line bidding. The company could build every line to 90 hours without any sort of credit window variation that PBS currently offers. So, yes, the scenario you have painted is certainly possible under PBS but just as plausible under line bidding.