sailingfun

If you are on probation and it shows you did a schedule check I am not sure if I would play that game. They can’t use it against you technically but if some other problem comes up it might be in the CP memory. I suspect however you will get a phone call shortly.

CBreezy

The only way it can tell you did a schedule check is if you log on to iCrew, ignore the notification and view schedule. I'm assuming the OP just used MiCrew.

DWC CAP10 USAF

I’m going to disagree...

Considering I can see on my monthly schedule when a friend checks my schedule via MiCrew, I’m going to go out on a limb and say the company knows when you have looked at your own schedule via MiCrew.

FangsF15

Whatever. Totally irrelevant. The PWA is clear, and binding on required notification.

Sailing, I know your heart is in the right place, but we cannot ever let said camel’s nose under the tent. What’s next, rest notification “required” but not really if you are on probation? No, the OP is absolutely protected if CS fails to do their job.

CBreezy

Look at MiCrew. Then look at last time schedule is checked.

The reason why MiCrew doesn't count for the post-reserve assignment schedule check is because scheduling can't verify it was done.

DWC CAP10 USAF

Fangs,

I agree with you that the PWA is clear...I wasn't disputing that. Just pointing out that to think the company doesn't know when you looked at your schedule on MiCrew is foolish.

DWC CAP10 USAF

I'm aware that it doesn't update on the monthly schedule time/date block, but do you know for a fact that it doesn't display somewhere else that we can't see but the schedulers can?

When one of my friends looks at my schedule, I see there 6 digit number, name, the date time they looked, at it say "via Micrew", so to think that the company has no idea how you looked at your schedule, regardless of whether it updates the times on your monthly schedule, is foolish.

Yes, the PWA says schedule checks have to be done via icrew or VRU, but I'm willing to bet the company can 100% see that you looked at your schedule via Micrew. My guess on why its not an approved method is because we all know about the garbage transfer of data between DBMS and Micrew showing erroneous trips with the wrong equipment, or all legs as DH's, etc.

20Fathoms

You have the PWA reference handy Tennis? You’re probably right but I thought you still had to do a schedule check when starting a block of reserve, so essentially at midnight assuming no partial. I know the 9 hour cutoff for when you can show, but I always figured if they tagged you even at 2359 they wouldn’t call since that assignment would show up in the required schedule check.

CBreezy

In the SRH it might be in the section about reserve or have I been contacted.

And the only required schedule checks are after an assignment and you must determine if you've been assigned prior to the 1500 on an x day because they won't contact you.

CBreezy

I'm sure someone can access the logs that you signed in but a pop-up on your iCrew is not a legal notification. Never has been UNLESS you acknowledge it. And the MiCrew team has said that checking your MiCrew after a reserve assignment isn't permitted and it isn't permitted because your schedule check isn't logged.