blzr
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JR. Manning is usually, if not always spelled out in the contract. basically, they can have you three times a year. We would work out deals where schedueling would give us a JR. Man in we would do a crappy 2 day. Most people try and get them out of the way as quickly as possible.
As a commuter, I got a call from schedueling on a day off at 0500(et). 0400 where I was. She rudely told me that I was Jr manned for a 0700 departure. then she hung up. I called back as soon as I realized I wasn't dreaming and told her I was at home in blah blah blah.. she hung up on me again and two hours later I had the Chief Pilot on the phone telling me I had refused a Jr. Mann which is a serious offense in the company. Once I explained what was going on, they didn't press the issue.
Watch out for dirty tricks by schedueling to put Meat in the Seat!
As a commuter, I got a call from schedueling on a day off at 0500(et). 0400 where I was. She rudely told me that I was Jr manned for a 0700 departure. then she hung up. I called back as soon as I realized I wasn't dreaming and told her I was at home in blah blah blah.. she hung up on me again and two hours later I had the Chief Pilot on the phone telling me I had refused a Jr. Mann which is a serious offense in the company. Once I explained what was going on, they didn't press the issue.
Watch out for dirty tricks by schedueling to put Meat in the Seat!