What's wrong with a stovepipe CA/CA FO/FO integration? Would the results of that method be a departure from merger policy? You understand what that means and how the list would look?
It seems you might be confused about longevity vs. DOH. They are two different things and there is no problem with our list in this regard. The pilots that you have in question have the longevity that they do because they were involved in integrations. Your group's longevity numbers would look quite a bit different too, if you had always had the commitment to merger policy that you seem to now.
*To have the problem understanding this that you do, only further illustrates how little you know about what merger policy is and results in. Which is kinda crazy, because you act like it's the best thing ever, now.
It seems you might be confused about longevity vs. DOH. They are two different things and there is no problem with our list in this regard. The pilots that you have in question have the longevity that they do because they were involved in integrations. Your group's longevity numbers would look quite a bit different too, if you had always had the commitment to merger policy that you seem to now.
*To have the problem understanding this that you do, only further illustrates how little you know about what merger policy is and results in. Which is kinda crazy, because you act like it's the best thing ever, now.
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