ASA contract

[sayrejm]

wow... you guys are rough. I am asking for advice... trying to gather information from people with more experience to make the right decision for me. Yes, me. Now, people who know me personally know that I am the least bit selfish. But when it comes to this, I do what is best for me. Accepting a recall at ASA might not be what is best for me. Up until now, I thought the first recalls would probably get furloughed again after the drop off in the fall. But the news of today seems to shift that. Seems like it changes all the time. That would be bad to come back and get furloughed a 2nd time and then be out of two jobs. Funny out 80% of every one I talk to says I should come back but you, maxcackel, have a different opinion which I respect but doesn't mean you are right or wrong. However, call me a loudmouth all you want but you have no right to slam my character and lump me into the "me" generation. You do not know me. Everyone else making jokes about how they think I'd be the last person to bypass I don't mind. They have really good reasons to think that. But don't act like I want to "screw" anyone.

I have my answer I was looking for out of this thread. Thank you for the help to those who like to be constructive. I sincerely appreciate it.

END OF THREAD. it's that simple

 

[LazyLightnin']

If you really bypass.. I will run butt-naked, backwards through a corn field..

 

[www.]

If you really bypass.. I will run butt-naked, backwards through a corn field..

AT GRR in the field next to the hotel and break windows out of cars?

 

[LazyLightnin']

If you, JSayre, honestly decide to bypass your recall I will pay to have the BP logo profesionally powder coated and painted onto my car and then creep through downtown Baton Rouge with live, oily pelicans strapped to my bumper.

Your move, J.

 

[sayrejm]

Ya'll are cracking me up.

 

[sayrejm]

However, I think the Alabama gulf coast (were I grew up) has a bigger problem than Baton Rouge.
For real though... this thread is dead.

 

[mtsupilot376]

Be beep be beep be beep beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...............

Call it.

 

[crj567]

If you really bypass.. I will run butt-naked, backwards through a corn field..

Like you aren't already well-practiced at such things!

 

[maxcackel]

If you, JSayre, honestly decide to bypass your recall I will pay to have the BP logo profesionally powder coated and painted onto my car and then creep through downtown Baton Rouge with live, oily pelicans strapped to my bumper.

Your move, J.

Thanks I needed that after the BM jacked up bid award! And by the way jsayre my post was not just based on this tread, I've had to listen to your drivel since your god given right to vote on whether we should should pay your cobra. I can't wait to get the other furlough's back though.

 

[sayrejm]

Thanks I needed that after the BM jacked up bid award! And by the way jsayre my post was not just based on this tread, I've had to listen to your drivel since your god given right to vote on whether we should should pay your cobra. I can't wait to get the other furlough's back though.

Don't know if you remember or not but I opted out of the furlough assistance. I also never took cobra. I would like to buy you a beer though.

 

[Tom_Bodett]

Once your recall notice has been mailed out:

"A pilot will be allowed a period of ten (10) days within
which to notify the Company of his acceptance of recall."

I found it interesting to note that the company has no burden of proof regarding you having actually *received* your notice. They simply have to mail it.

They send the notices out via fedex with a tracking number and you have to sign for it. That way they know it is delivered.

 

[resetjet]

Don't know if you remember or not but I opted out of the furlough assistance. I also never took cobra. I would like to buy you a beer though.

Me too, I also never signed for anything when I got my letter!

 

[sayrejm]

cobra was too expensive anyway

 

[Av8trix616]

They send the notices out via fedex with a tracking number and you have to sign for it. That way they know it is delivered.

I thought so too, at first, but look at the language difference between being notified of furlough, and notified of recall:

A. Furlough
2. A pilot to be furloughed will be notified in writing either in
person or at the last address he has filed with the Company
by certified mail, return receipt requested, or by any other
expedited method, such as Express Mail, provided that such
method documents the sender and the recipient by signature
and date sent.


1. Recall
c. A pilot will be notified of his recall in writing, either in
person or at the last address he has filed with the
Company, by any expedited method, such as Express
Mail, provided that such method documents the sender
and date sent. Such notification will provide a pilot with a
fax telephone number to notify the Company of his
acceptance or rejection of recall.

 

[sayrejm]

They post the letter online to print out and fax back in so do you really need hard copy by mail? I don't know what would be in it. Any one know?