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SilverSeated
3rd Nov 2016, 06:28
Did anything constructive come of yesterdays workshop, would be interested to hear what issues were discussed?

fliion
3rd Nov 2016, 11:38
Fleet forums, pilot workshops, weekly ops update, training newsletter..All back by popular demand

''Tis almost too much!

Now FFS can we have the seniority list back please.

😏🍻

motley flight crue
6th Nov 2016, 11:16
You bid, we don't care. Workshop over, any questions?

natops
8th Nov 2016, 13:53
@Motley: No

keepitrealok
14th Nov 2016, 01:02
Until now, the powers that be have used the excuse that Commercial change fleets on routes right up until the last minute which is why pilot rosters are delayed. Cabin Crew get theirs much earlier because it essentially doesn't change much for them because of cross-qualification.

So.................... now that the company is proudly bragging that it is a 2 fleet airline are we going to get our rosters earlier? The 777 and 380 aren't going to be interchanged by Commercial like the 777 and 330/340 *apparently* were.

Or will it just be another case of their lies become more blatantly visible?

motley flight crue
14th Nov 2016, 03:16
Keep, I half believe them. They are so disfunctional and unorganised that it wouldn't surprise me if they didn't know if the flight is 777 or 380. With poor loads the 777 may get back some of the sweeter trips!!!!

bigdaviet
14th Nov 2016, 08:57
There is more 777-380 chopping and changing right now than ever before!

mini cooper
21st Nov 2016, 06:35
So next one is tomorrow, yet again not going, applied to go but apparently too many people want to go!!
Hopefully we can get some feedback here from someone has been!
Would like to know the points put across to the people representing the roster planners and what there response was.

montencee
23rd Nov 2016, 10:33
Slightly off the main topic but it hurt a little yesterday listening to the cabin crew comparing their December rosters.

Talparc
23rd Nov 2016, 13:37
CC is treated much better anyways, company is run by service delivery.

flaphandlemover
27th Nov 2016, 21:27
The rosters are implemented by the people that are now doing workshops....
Guys, are you realy expecting anything to change?
They where compressed for a reason and they know exactly what they are doing..
Gentlemen, EK buys your helth with the salary.
They have no interest in your livestyle or family live...
Wake up.. NOTHING WILL CHANGE.
Gulf Air Mark II

fatbus
28th Nov 2016, 16:56
Can't be bothered to waste 1 out of 9 days off ! This ship has long sailed!

5star
29th Nov 2016, 03:05
fatbus, weren't you on the bus?
if you are, find it hard to believe u would have only 9 days off.... looking at all my mates rosters on the 380, they all have loads of them...like another company....
for those on the tractor indeed, not a chance to waste 1 of the 8-9 days off.
never ever.

Praise Jebus
4th Dec 2016, 15:02
4QiAwiA0nIE

natops
5th Dec 2016, 14:33
hahahahaha thats me right there :ok:

Calmcavok
5th Dec 2016, 14:48
Hahaha! On either of the top two bids - every time...

donpizmeov
7th Dec 2016, 14:19
Wouldn't it be nice, if when away on leave, you could email in to have that post leave flight exchanged for more leave days. It could be called, I don't know, something like "live leave". Cool idea or what?
Just ask your cabin crew all about it. Seems to work pretty well for them.

speedbirdhopeful1
8th Dec 2016, 03:11
Wouldn't it be nice, if when away on leave, you could email in to have that post leave flight exchanged for more leave days. It could be called, I don't know, something like "live leave". Cool idea or what?
Just ask your cabin crew all about it. Seems to work pretty well for them.

We've been able to do it for years - short term leave. Except it's never available due to lack of 'resources'!

donpizmeov
8th Dec 2016, 04:01
We have adhoc leave that needs to be in a few months advance of when you want it (never seen it approved). Never heard of the option of extending leave you are already away on like the cabin crew have.

Calmcavok
8th Dec 2016, 05:06
Short term leave, email FDM at least 48 hours before. No idea why it's not published anywhere.

donpizmeov
8th Dec 2016, 06:29
I didn't know about that one. Learn something new everyday.

luvly jubbly
8th Dec 2016, 07:10
I didn't know about that one. Learn something new everyday.

You probably were aware of it Don. It has 2 names. Emergency Leave and short term leave are exactly the same thing.

It's in the employment manual. Basically you can ask for emergency leave even when there's no emergency.

Whether it's approved or not is entirely up to fleet.

AlanPardew
8th Dec 2016, 08:03
They're not the same.

Short term leave is issued on an availability basis - it shows as AL on the roster - if you have leave in the bank then it will be given if they have the resources (enough pilot cover)

Emergency leave - shown as EL on a roster - is issued depending on your circumstance and although also comes from your leave bank, if you have none then it will leave you with a negative amount and taken from next years 42 days. Even if they don't have enough cover you will get the leave for things like death in the family.

Alan