Cujo665 what happened?
11-29-2015, 08:29 AM
#71
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For the love of god Ray, stop posting.
11-29-2015, 09:33 AM
#72
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Position: Feito no Brasil, CA
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What're they gonna do, fire him?
12-01-2015, 09:45 AM
#73
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Ray told the CP that he wouldn't be coming into work because he needed to be with his family. (not arguing the validity of this, but that's what happened)
He then went to Disney and missed a few days of work. The company tried to say he no call/no showed for 3 days which is grounds for termination.
I'm sure he'll say I'm wrong if this isn't correct.
He then went to Disney and missed a few days of work. The company tried to say he no call/no showed for 3 days which is grounds for termination.
I'm sure he'll say I'm wrong if this isn't correct.
12-01-2015, 05:01 PM
#74
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Ray told the CP that he wouldn't be coming into work because he needed to be with his family. (not arguing the validity of this, but that's what happened)
He then went to Disney and missed a few days of work. The company tried to say he no call/no showed for 3 days which is grounds for termination.
I'm sure he'll say I'm wrong if this isn't correct.
He then went to Disney and missed a few days of work. The company tried to say he no call/no showed for 3 days which is grounds for termination.
I'm sure he'll say I'm wrong if this isn't correct.
That's what put him on probation... But not why he was terminated....
12-01-2015, 05:54 PM
#77
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Aern't they required to do that and shouldn't every pilot in such a situation have an opportunity to have their day in court so to speak where an arbitrator will decide if the company's actions were justified ?
That is part of the very CBA all pilots work under.
That is part of the very CBA all pilots work under.
12-01-2015, 05:59 PM
#78
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Joined APC: Aug 2010
Posts: 547
Well, I hope if you are ever in a similar situation, your colleagues respect your privacy more than you are of his.
And of course the Union is going to represent him. They have represented drunks, thiefs, and those who have assaulted crewmembers and passengers. Just because you may pay dues doesn't entitle you to be personal involved in all activities.
And of course the Union is going to represent him. They have represented drunks, thiefs, and those who have assaulted crewmembers and passengers. Just because you may pay dues doesn't entitle you to be personal involved in all activities.
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