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micro-burst
30th Dec 2001, 09:10
I understand Express One and World Airways are going to cut crew members Jan. 1. Does anyone know the status of Polar Air Cargo? <img src="frown.gif" border="0">

EGGW
30th Dec 2001, 16:58
I speak English,infact i was born here, but what the heck is a Furlough?? http://www.stopstart.fsnet.co.uk/smilie/smokin.gif

411A
30th Dec 2001, 18:21
To lay-off with recall rights.

DownIn3Green
30th Dec 2001, 23:21
Ask the "Guv". He knows it all...

hobie
31st Dec 2001, 00:29
EGGW ...... here is all you will ever need to know about "Furloughs" .....

<a href="http://www.opm.gov/furlough/furlough.htm" target="_blank">http://www.opm.gov/furlough/furlough.htm</a>

cheers .... hobie

xavieronasis
31st Dec 2001, 00:41
Are furloughs or unpaid leave an option in UK employmeny law? <img src="confused.gif" border="0">

[ 30 December 2001: Message edited by: xavieronasis ]</p>

Willie Everlearn
2nd Jan 2002, 04:25
EGGW

Delighted to learn of your 'birthright' old chap...
plus the fact that you speak English.
Indeed! You must be delighted. What with the crisp new Euro in legitimate circulation.
Whatever is this world coming to. EH?

I was born in Canada, where we learned proper English from the English. Way back when, of course.

The Aussies will declare you a POM (Prisoner of the Motherland)
Methinks we shall call you a Pom as well.....
as in pompous.

Just a suggestion, mate. Whilst you're looking up the meaning of 'furlough', try looking up the definition of 'pompous'.

...there's a good lad.

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[ 02 January 2002: Message edited by: Willie Everlearn ]</p>

thegypsy
2nd Jan 2002, 10:22
Willie Everlearn??? A quite unnecessary attack on EGGW. The fact that he does not know what furlough means just shows that is is ignorant. I would say that you are the pompous one. Your nom de plume is most appropriate!!

nearlynormalmike
5th Jan 2002, 15:49
Mr.W.E,

I speak English and Strine probably better than most, and I did't know what a "furlough" was either.

Unpleasant little man. <img src="mad.gif" border="0">

Av8trxx
12th Jan 2002, 08:15
The term 'furlough' seems to be an Americanism for being laid off (while still technically employed) by your airline. A 'furloughee' is one who has been furloughed....a term I know all too much about at the moment!