Travelpro72
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- Jan 30, 2005
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The LARGE part of why we as employees are where we are is due to management. Inflight creates the open time, blocks, reserve lines... They NEVER and I do repeat NEVER have been able to staff a holiday correctly let alone any given day. They are in control of creating lines for reserves to fly. But NOOOOO they have to leave things as they are or they'll go into "panic mode". Well reserves were not made to work every holiday for the rest of their careers. As I stated before the company can screw an employee as Usairways has done MANY times over and get away with it. Now an employee does it and YOU are the bad guy? I don't go for the "your doing it to your coworkers" bs either. It is not just Usairways that this happens at. Yes nurses and doctors do it too. Listen, I'm not saying it's right to call off when your not indeed sick but considering what most have been through here I don't think many really give a $h!t. Should they quit if not happy about being scheduled on a holiday, EVERY holiday forever? NO! ! What the company SHOULD as a service to their employees AND for their passengers is make an employee feel it's "worth their time" and "appreciated" for comming in and taking time away from YOUR family during a holiday. I don't wanna hear that "you knew you'd have to work holidays" either. Yeah, when I took the job I was told that I'd have MANY things yet I don't have them now either. It is what it is until management decides to make the changes. Ruling with an iron fist is NOT going to make a holiday sickout NOT occur.