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I'm sure you will always be able to find a few examples of companies that are totally insensitive to the well being of their employees but I bet most reputable companies would allow their pilots to return to their families once they have repositioned the company aircraft.Publishers said:What about the all the corporate pilots who were taking their aircraft away and leaving their families back to deal with all that.
Its the right thing to do and credit is given for doing the right thing.... But you don't get a Medal for it.
It's the law, numbskull. If their guard or reserve unit gets called out, Santulli can't prevent them from going. You want to give Santulli a medal for following the law? Maybe for Santulli, following the law once in a blue moon does deserve a medal.FredGarvin said:You're right, Santulli got the medal for how well the company treated the guard and reserve guys that got sent out. Don't know if it ever got mentioned on this forum with all the Santulli bashing going on...about how the company supplements salaries for people called to active duty. The vast majority being pilots. Once again because it was the right thing to do.
I don't think that was "A COST OF DOING BUSINESS"!
Starman said:The reason he's so generous with the offer to supplement the salary of folks called up to active duty is that 99% of them make a helluva lot more on active duty than they do at Netjest. No loss and a lot of good PR.
JustInfo said:Why compare 8 years service to 5 years? If you are going to make comparisons then make them accurate, does nothing for credibility in debate to skew things. 8 year capt is 6208 vs your 8 year military of 5758. Looks like some supplemental pay would be necessary and should be APPRECIATED. I was taught to say THANK YOU when someone gives me something.
Also, after 20 years - pulling in over 90K. You can do that here at Nutjobs or whatever you are calling it also after 20 years, and even more on the BBJ.
So back to my original point...Thank you to those serving our country, it is definitely not worth it for the money so there is definitely some dedication there.
FAcFriend said:If I were to go back on active duty, I'd be taking down about $90K a year.[ Starman-
Then why not go back?
What, in heck, is keeping you here?
Is it the hours? Is it being away from the family? Is it that military pilots get shot at and usually NJA pilots are not? Is it the uniforms? Military health care? Vacation pay? The schedule?
Is it that you are too old? Too tired? Too tall, short, fat or skinny?
There is a reason starman, that you do not go back on active duty and instead chose to fly NJA- Please enlighten us-
Can't you read??? He wasn't comparing working at NetJets with serving in the military. He was responding to Fred Garvin (aka Santulli asskisser) who proclaimed Santulli should be given a medal because he didn't try to fight the federal government to try to prevent NJA pilots from deploying with their military units when they were called up and because he also graciously offered to pay them the difference in their NJA salary vs military salary (which means he didn't have to pay them a dime, because they make more on active duty than at NJA).FAcFriend said:as214-
pretending that flying net jets compares to active duty is a ridiculous.
Because Fred Garvin was claiming that Santulli was forking over extra money to bring military pay up to NetJets pay. Since that is not the case (military pay is greater than NJA pay), then Garvin's claim, that Santulli deserves a medal, is false. Understand now, or do I need to go deeper?JustInfo said:Why compare the two then?