Fragrant HarbourA forum for the large number of pilots (expats and locals) based with the various airlines in Hong Kong. Air Traffic Controllers are also warmly welcomed into the forum.
I am never given more than 83.9 hrs, so I have no need to know where to find these so called "EFP rates", but I looked, and they are actually in schedule 2 of my contract as well. Go figure.
Surely slipslopslut you can't be this stupid or lazy, but in case you are you were given a hard copy of your COS when you joined, but you can't ask people on here where you put it, or failing that have a look at the left hand side toolbar on crewdirect.
My understanding is that part of the 2011 payrises is the inclusion of HDP in EFP payments. So while in the past EFP was determined solely by salary divided by 84, it is now salary plus HDP divided by 84 times the 1.5, 2.5, or 3.5. HDP is also PF-able, but EFP still is not.
That's my understanding too....but we'll have to wait for the August Payslip (assuming you are in overtime) to check that the system is calculating that correctly.
If you go to PeopleCX and review your Salary History (1 July 2011)....there is already an error.
HDP says 0-55hrs, 55-59hrs & >70hrs
...obviously it should say 55-69hrs
Hey Jed, can I expand on that to read: Don't know their AFTL's, COS,working on a G day (because I had to answer the phone, or I accidently logged on to Crew Direct) and too scared to fill out an ASR-F because I want to keep a low profile because my command is coming up (date of joining 2008 ! ----- what are you smoking son?) Professionalism in it's purest form. Grow a pair !