CFIT
Gimme your money
- Joined
- Oct 3, 2005
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So let's say you refuse to take the jumpseat. Can they fire you for that? I'll bet they can and do. And if they don't fire you for that incident, that day, they'll be watching you and get you for something else later. Or gig you in your next checkride.
This crap DOES happen at Skywest. That's your disadvantage for not having a union. You are not protected from management pinheads who don't understand what life is like for crews and expect you to be a "company man", sacrificing yourself for the company at all times. No thanks.
I've been at SkyWest well over 15 years and I've never heard of it. In that time there has only been one time that someone, in my opinion, got wongly terminated (fortunetly his day in court will come soon I hear). On the other hand I have seen the company go to extreme measures to help out a pilot in trouble for a variety of situations. But from what I've seen over the years if you have a crappy attitude (like yours penniskramp), get in trouble, and then lie about it, then you're in for some type of punishment. If you're a glass is half full, usually, type of guy and then get in trouble and admitt what happened, more often than not nothing will come of it.