Yep ...
That is what I have been advocating and recommended to the WRC via the formal request process.
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Yep ...
That is what I have been advocating and recommended to the WRC via the formal request process.
What have you done? Drop F and A bombs on FI.com. Yeah for you!
Company X has 1000 pilots so does company Y
At Company Y they have:
250 have between 1 - 4 years longevity
250 have between 5 and 9 years
250 have greater than 10-14 years
250 have greater than 15 years
Company Y has a allocation formula where
2 weeks for pilots between 1 - 4 years longevity
3 weeks for pilots between 5 and 9 years
4 weeks for pilots between 10 -1 4 years
5 weeks for pilots greater than 15 years
Company Y ALLOCATES: 3500 vacation weeks over 52 weeks of the year.
Company Y also distributes a MINIMUM of 8% of the Annual ALLOCATION in June, July, August, November and Dec. This translates to 280 vacation slots in these months.
Company X however has the same number of pilot with the same longevity and only allocates 1000 weeks (2 weeks per pilot) over 48 weeks of the year and distributes 30 vacation weeks per month (3%) in June, July, Aug, Nov and December and 250 weeks each month in Sept and October.
Company X is jetblue.
Company Y is the agreed to peer set.
Yeah lets blame pilots (senior pilots) and only fix bidding.
Just for arguments sake, lets look at this example. Company X offers 1000 weeks vacation, with no limit to weeks bid by the pilot group. Lets say each pilot has enough PTO to bid for 5 weeks. Doing the math ony the top 200 will get vacation. Now lets limit the bidding to 2 weeks and 500 of our brothers get vacation!
Whats so wrong with this way of doing it? You senior guys dont want to share or what?