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FedEx Training Letter Out!

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Creamer said:
My ANC F/O MD-11 training date just got pushed from June to Oct (argggg!). Looking at the training letter there appears to be no ANC F/O training for current employees from the end of May through the beginning of Oct. Great news for the poolies as I assume they will be taking up these slots. Congrats.

Soooo, for you contract smart guys out there, does that mean those of us that have training slots for ANC will get passover pay as soon as the first ANC newhire gets activated?

Cheers,

Creamer

If your training is delayed due to a junior member being sent to training in same aircraft and domicile for the same or subsequent bid posting, then you will get bypass pay. It will be payable when the junior guy activates and if you do not give up the seat or delay your training beyond what the company projects.

So as long as you stay in ANC and go to training when scheduled (and complete it), you are entitled to bypass pay from the time the junior member activates until your projected date of activation. If you delay for reasons under your control, bypass pay will stop at the proposed activation date.
 
We need one of the senior 11FMs training this summer to swap with a real junior guy slated for next summer. Get us all passover pay in MEM, baby!!
 
Just got added to the pool at the beginning of this week. A friend said there's about 170 in the pool as of last week. Looking at the training letter, any guesses on how long it would take to get to me?
 
Fox-Tree said:
We need one of the senior 11FMs training this summer to swap with a real junior guy slated for next summer. Get us all passover pay in MEM, baby!!

Won't be eligible for passover pay for a training date swap. All the interviening seniority numbers would have to state in writing that "they give up passover pay" prior to the company approving the swap.
 
I have a week long trip starting on a Monday and my class starts on Wednesday. I am assuming that they drop the whole trip and put the time in MU. Can anyone clarify this for me? Thanks.
 
1st Overnite said:
I have a week long trip starting on a Monday and my class starts on Wednesday. I am assuming that they drop the whole trip and put the time in MU. Can anyone clarify this for me? Thanks.

Yes, you will get taken off that trip. Probably won't even get put into substitution due to the short buffer before the training. Which class?

Have fun.

FJ
 
1st Overnite said:
I have a week long trip starting on a Monday and my class starts on Wednesday. I am assuming that they drop the whole trip and put the time in MU. Can anyone clarify this for me? Thanks.

Actually they will drop the trip, and you will get paid for it(trip guarantee), they may or may not put you into substitution but highly unlikely they could assign you a trip>
 
MalteseX said:
Won't be eligible for passover pay for a training date swap. All the interviening seniority numbers would have to state in writing that "they give up passover pay" prior to the company approving the swap.

:bawling: oh. nevermind.
 
capt_zman said:
I also got pushed. 4 more months. Pisses me off.

Look at the bright side. If you got pushed due to new hires, you will get passover pay. Plus you will get much better choices for vacation for next year than if you just activated into the new seat (very junior) right before the first vacation bid. That gives you a better shot at a decent vacation schedule next year.

If you got pushed back by senior guys bidding into the seat, that you will just have to get used to. That is one of the downsides of the quick movement, as folks will be continually coming in above you and you may find yourself losing seniority for quite a while in your new seat as the "campers" come in on top of you. That is the way it goes.

Something for newhires to consider if they have a choice of seat. You might want to pick the seat that you think will have more new hires coming into it behind you rather than any window seat.

Last year guys who took the DC-10 back seat had nowhere to go but down as the over 60 guys continue to come in on top of them, where the 727 guys moved up a little almost every month. Now the -10 job might be easier, but having people coming in behind you is what gets you off reserve and on a regular line sooner.

Just something to consider.

FJ
 
capt_zman said:
We'll see what happens, but the corp world might be calling. This whole thing sucks.

I said this before, and I'll say it again.

There are 10000+ guys that would gladly step over your DEAD body to take your spot.

Many of us recently spent up to 3 years in the back seat, and years back there were guys who spent 5+++ years haul'n the jug.
 
capt_zman said:
We'll see what happens, but the corp world might be calling. This whole thing sucks.

I would think that the image of a certian movie star burned in your retinas would have made you swear off that life forever.:eek: :puke:
 
USNFDX said:
I said this before, and I'll say it again.

There are 10000+ guys that would gladly step over your DEAD body to take your spot.

Many of us recently spent up to 3 years in the back seat, and years back there were guys who spent 5+++ years haul'n the jug.


No shizz. Who lit the friggin whining lamp? Ballsy.

Well since it's on, I got soaked at JFK this morning in that crazy delicious rain.
 

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