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Rogue5 said:Should SKYW guys expect to get TDY'd to ATL?
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pianoman said:Of course if you have a good excuse (I just went scuba diving works....) you can answer and have some fun with them.![]()
FreedomAList said:How about:
Calls enroute on SELCAL, releases not being transmitted to the gate until the crew calls in, supervisors standing at the jetway with additional shift assignments, phone calls at the hotel at 3 am, etc . . .
(because eveyone is SICK of being tagged for extra shifts)
mamba20 said:Not sure what airline we are talking about, but mine has done that several times in the past weeks. I once was called 9 times in about 15 hours. Screw em! Hire more FO's!!!!
shamrock said:Has anyone been tagged with a "contact Scheduling" message with the new electronic check-in?
I wasn't too crazy about the idea of compuerized check-in for exactly that reason. Seems like scheduling can just put a message there whenever they remember it, making it that much harder to duck them.
Just curious if they've figured out how to tag people with the new system yet.
Oh, and on the subject of telling Scheduling that you've been drinking if they try to JM you on a day off, I flew with a Captain who did that. When they couldn't assign him the trip they had in mind they simply JM'ed him for a trip that dutied in 12 hours later, so he still got screwed. Just don't answer the phone!
ClearRight said:I certainly hope that your complaints will end when Skywest, Inc. is in charge. Those kinds of things usually don't happen around here. I can't say never because there have been lean times, but it's definately not the norm. Hopefully the "best practices" will solve these problems.
I would really like to emphasize the fact that you are now part of a company that is driven by its employees being on the frontline of making money for the company. I sure hope our new ASA counterparts will be part of our performance rewards. The more money the airline makes and the better it performs operationally, the bigger our quarterly checks are.
I realize the ASA culture is to be wary of what management might do to you next, but please, as the transition takes place, try to quell some of those feelings. I for one look forward to the contribution ASA can make to the bottom line and hope you'll see how good things can be at an airline that is run the way it should be. I'm not saying Skywest is perfect, but we run a pretty good airline here. Please don't take that as being arrogant, I just love my job and the company that gave it to me.
I'll admit, I'm a company man, but the more I do to make the company succeed at its mission, the better my life will be. It's my part to play. It's not mine to sit back and expect the company to provide for all my needs without some sacrifice here or there.