Allegiant Air
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Do both. You get put into a spreadsheet and it should flag that you scheduled a phone interview and attended the meet and greet. Plus, the ones who conduct the phone interviews are the ones who will be in ATL.
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I am at a deteriorating regional and have expanded my possible options. Having submitted an application to Allegiant I got the email to schedule phone interview in short order. The phone call options are all for several days before the Chief pilot meet in greet in my home town (ATL), which I could attend. It seems the meet and greet is the better way to have contact that results in an interview. My question is should I accept the phone interview first? Not respond and make myself known at meet and greet? both? Anyone with recent hire experience there have an opinion? Thanks, Fred
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I am at a deteriorating regional and have expanded my possible options. Having submitted an application to Allegiant I got the email to schedule phone interview in short order. The phone call options are all for several days before the Chief pilot meet in greet in my home town (ATL), which I could attend. It seems the meet and greet is the better way to have contact that results in an interview. My question is should I accept the phone interview first? Not respond and make myself known at meet and greet? both? Anyone with recent hire experience there have an opinion? Thanks, Fred
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G4 management is playing with fire. Everything has been addressed and now management wants to call us a regional. I thought Mav said we were more like Spirit and Frontier?
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From the IBT email, it could be soon. The mediator cancelled the second day of negotiations and sent everybody home.
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Saw that today. Could be read 2 ways. Either the company's proposals are ridiculous or the fact the union didn't even want to counter could be bad. Either way there was no progress made and another negotiating session gone.
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The mediator has seen all of the cards on the table and is going to stop wasting everyone's time. Since all subsequent sessions are now cancelled and none scheduled, means there will be a decision made.
I applaud the fact the negotiators aren't responding to Allegiant's "Pay band". In what category of airline is a pay band system in place today? Answer: None. Doesn't get anymore ridiculous than that.
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