Onestep2flt
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- Sep 27, 2007
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I am also sorry to here there were not as many voluntary leaves as needed and some of you will indeed be furlughed.
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I think the original topic was the reason stated from the MEC why east and west have different ID policies. TSA/FAA? That was when I pointed out that it was a voluntary furlough for east and leave of absence for west. Maybe there really are different rules. It was said by pitbull that it is a company policy issue and nothing more. I tend to believe she would know better than any. However there could have been some overnight policy change. The TSA makes up new rules everyday in regards to aviation. My point is don't except the MEC's answer on blind faith. Ask to see the policy or ask your management. All policies have hard copy somewhere.
yes, and I quoted (in a previous thread within topic) a Town Hall meeting whereby it was decided that FAs (not designated as East or West as a town hall meeting is open to ALL) can retain their IDs on "VLOAs".
BUT that doesn't negate the fact that they decided to furlough the East (bypassing VLOA) which apparently would eliminate the ability of the east to JS or even ride SA3 ....
My ? is where is everyone??? Why am I all alone here?? :huh:
Yes, this is what everyone wants to know. It is an option. However, it is according to domicile meaning your company could say they need 2 here and 50 there. Personal thought is the east MEC does not want to ruffle feathers of his faithful that are in different domiciles.
I think the original topic was the reason stated from the MEC why east and west have different ID policies. TSA/FAA? That was when I pointed out that it was a voluntary furlough for east and leave of absence for west. Maybe there really are different rules. It was said by pitbull that it is a company policy issue and nothing more. I tend to believe she would know better than any. However there could have been some overnight policy change. The TSA makes up new rules everyday in regards to aviation. My point is don't except the MEC's answer on blind faith. Ask to see the policy or ask your management. All policies have hard copy somewhere.
Cactus;
So sorry to hear about your impending furlough. Do they have return dates? I didn't see any.
But its good to hear you have a backup!
You get to keep your ID and travel and see the world!
Thanks, I went to the furlough meeting today and no one has a time frame of when we might get called back. Guess those of us furloughed will have to wait and see. No traveling for me. The job I'll be taking while on furlough is M-F, 9 to 5. I'm so looking forward to the daily drive in rush hour traffic. :down: BUT I am happy I have a job to go to and I even get to have my own little cubicle! Yipee!