Anyone care to beat my record?

[Long Time Gone]

.....in my case I have called in sick 29 times in the past rolling 12 months.

-Jason

My question is simple.....

You're still employed because........????????

Call me "old school", but I'd fire you in a heartbeat, union or not. It's definately a hit when you look for a new job.

 

[skyta]

LOSER.

 

[viper548]

Doesn't Delta look to see how many days you missed in the last year in their hiring process? Hope you're not looking to go there anytime soon

 

[EMB170Pilot]

Ummmmm Congrats?!

 

[regionalcap]

Doesn't Delta look to see how many days you missed in the last year in their hiring process? Hope you're not looking to go there anytime soon

Yes they do...and they ask you during your interview about your sick calls.

 

[PCL_128]

Union or not, management will crap on you. Just because you vote in a union, doesn't mean the grass will grow greener, rainbows apear and the birds sing.

Of course not, but you have a binding contract and a legal recourse when they try to sh*& on you. The work rule reductions that Skywest management has taken over the past few years, not to mention the elimination of COLA, would not have been possible with a union. Unions don't wave a magic wand and make everything instantly better. But, they do provide a legal framework for you to work towards making things better, and they provide the resources to make it happen.

 

[Uncle Bunkle]

So a pilot named JASON IANIRO at Skywest boasts on a public forum that he's called in sick 29 times in the past 12 months.
Wow, real smart there. Are we supposed to be impressed, 'cause I'm just laughing...

 

[Uncle Bunkle]

Oh, and by the way Jason Ianiro, would you boast on a forum at your alma mater (Southern Illinois University) how many times you cheated on exams while enrolled there?

 

[SkyNation]

FWIW

this dude is also on the OC

 

[viper548]

someone just got called out

 

[Uncle Bunkle]

Okay, I figured I would go back and edit my posts to remove this guy's name, I kinda feel bad now calling him out like that, even though he posted what I think is a ridiculous claim on a public forum, but I can't edit them any longer.
Mods: feel free to delete his name if you want to.
Original Poster: The internet is not as anonymous as you may think.

 

[Stifler's Mom]

http://forums.flightinfo.com/showthread.php?t=101132

I don't believe GOO is in the industry anymore.

 

[120% Torque]

Okay, I figured I would go back and edit my posts to remove this guy's name, I kinda feel bad now calling him out like that, even though he posted what I think is a ridiculous claim on a public forum, but I can't edit them any longer.
Mods: feel free to delete his name if you want to.
Original Poster: The internet is not as anonymous as you may think.

If you read the guys other posts you will realize he has a genuine problem with illness and a weak immune system. No two people are created equal. The fact the sucky....yes I said sucky schedules at skywest have taken an even greater toll on his health than others shouldnt make him a target. I believe ultimately this is why he is getting out of aviation. Too bad, from what I have heard he is a good pilot and well liked by those who have flown with him. I guess this worker bee just couldnt put out enough honey to meet the below "company average" sick days mark. All this so called measurement system does is encourage guys to fly when they are sick and not fit for duty. Add to that a guy, DD getting canned because he said he didnt feel fit for duty and what is skywest trying to prove? Hopefully the fact they got their butt handed too them on this last lawsuit will make them think twice on some of these policies.

 

[SkyNation]

when the dude posts a link that included his name in the address, I don't think he believed it'd be private.

 

[viper548]

http://forums.flightinfo.com/showthread.php?t=101132

I don't believe GOO is in the industry anymore.

He's still at SKYW, probably called in sick for his trip, but still on the the seniority list