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suupah

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Just wondering what other airlines do for their employees for the holidays. Cards? Bonus? gift certificates? or NOTHING.

MY company.....NOTHING.
 
Free 12 lb. turkey. Same as last year. Better than getting nothing. The previous company I flew for gave us 6 filet mignons from Omaha Steaks one year for Christmas. That was a nice gift!
 
"leaves of absence's" which in human terms means voluntary furloughs. Now they can junior man and extend the holy piss out of us.
 
AWAC got us dinners on Thanksgiving and again on Christmas. I wasn't around for Thanksgiving, but I'll be sure to get some food on Christmas. From what I can remember, this is the first time they have done that. (I think.)

A step in the right direction...

S.
 
They didn't get us anything. I'm happy I still have a job.

I bought myself a headset for use at work because my company is too cheap to get us new handsets.
 
Beechnut said:
AWAC got us dinners on Thanksgiving and again on Christmas. I wasn't around for Thanksgiving, but I'll be sure to get some food on Christmas. From what I can remember, this is the first time they have done that. (I think.)

A step in the right direction...

S.
Suupah, you must work for... they're watching... I can't say. I know who you're working for, because I got the same. :)

Beechnut, I'm going to have to find the AWAC ops and help myself, do you mind?

Shy
 
1999 US Air gave mainline and wholly owned guys a tin of cookies.
2000 US Air gave mainline and wholly owned guys a block of cheese.
2001 Nada
2002 Nada
2003 Nada
2004 Nada
2005 Nada, although this year I did get about 8000 in stock which I sold but that is in very great thanks to one hard-driving line pilot and a smart lawyer, not to mention the pockets of 300 or so MDA pilots now known only as US Airways pilots.

How screwed up is this industry?.... I'm now a mainline pilot but I never flew at the "offical mainline" and I'm now furloughed but I've never been furloughed.
 
When I got hired by USAir in 1999 some of the Captains I flew with told me every monday that I won the lottery. (when classes were going on weekly)

Like most lotto winners I must've spent my winning on cheep hookers and booze! <grin>

Now i'd sell my "mainline" seniority number on Ebay if I thought it would sell for enough for me to buy an Extra Value Meal.

My current employer held a charity event for a local center for the care of abused children. They had photographs with Santa (who flew in on one of our airplanes), a silent auction, face-painting, bake sale, and lots of rides and games for the children. They raised thousands of dollars. The company then matched a certain percentage of the money we earned. Really felt good to help out.

For the employees? Time with the family = Priceless. The holidays off through the new year.
 

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