trip said:Pilots dont have a policy like that? Than whats that reliability report doing in your face every time you log on?
What reliability report ??? Don't click on it and that's the end of that.
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trip said:Pilots dont have a policy like that? Than whats that reliability report doing in your face every time you log on?
trip said:Pilots dont have a policy like that? Than whats that reliability report doing in your face every time you log on?
fletch717 said:love gun posted that at the 7th sick call in 12 months you will get fired. That equates to calling in sick every 45 days. I understand that children get sick and things happen, most companies will work with you and your family issues as long as you keep them in the loop. Arbitrarily calling out sick 4 or more times in one year is hard to defend.
FlyboyPhil said:I've been sick/taken E leave 11 days in the last year.. 4 different occasions(two sinus explosions, 1 flu and one funeral).. per the reliability report the company average is 4.8 days. My sick/emergency leave bar is big and red and more than double the average and nobody has batted an eye so far.. I guess next time I call in sick they may ask for a doctors note.. I was thinking of just wandering up to the CPs office and blowing on my hanky.. takes just as much time as going to the doctor, but I dont have to wait 2 weeks for an appointment or fund the co-pay
Oh, you are so right. Illnesses must be scheduled at least 180 days in advance, and they may never number more than 3 per year, and they should never last more than 48 hours. Anyone that cannot conform to such a rigorous discipline of becoming sick has no business in this business. Having an illness at an arbitrary time is completely unprofessional.fletch717 said:Arbitrarily calling out sick 4 or more times in one year is hard to defend.