Bartholomew
7th Jul 2009, 02:04
Perhaps someone could inform me what the difference is between the following:
"Commuting - time spent travelling between domicile and point of report for a Flying Duty Period
...when associated with....
"Duty - Any continuous period during which a crew member is required to carry out any task associated with the business of the Company (and don't try to tell me rest isn't part of the tasks which the Company requires me to take part in!)
...and...
Positioning - The practice of transferring crew from place to place as passengers in surface or air transport at the behest of the Company(isn't this duty???)
...and...
Travelling - All time spent by a crew member transiting between the place of rest, and the place of reporting for duty (once again, isn't this duty?)
I could almost redfine all of the above as:
1) Commuting - You must go to work
2) Duty - You are at work
3) Positioning - We move you whilst you are at work
4) Travelling - You move whilst you are work, but you don't really... it's a figment of your imagination
I think that 1, 3 and 4 fall under 2.... when the phone rings...WE ARE AT WORK!
Comments please?
"Commuting - time spent travelling between domicile and point of report for a Flying Duty Period
...when associated with....
"Duty - Any continuous period during which a crew member is required to carry out any task associated with the business of the Company (and don't try to tell me rest isn't part of the tasks which the Company requires me to take part in!)
...and...
Positioning - The practice of transferring crew from place to place as passengers in surface or air transport at the behest of the Company(isn't this duty???)
...and...
Travelling - All time spent by a crew member transiting between the place of rest, and the place of reporting for duty (once again, isn't this duty?)
I could almost redfine all of the above as:
1) Commuting - You must go to work
2) Duty - You are at work
3) Positioning - We move you whilst you are at work
4) Travelling - You move whilst you are work, but you don't really... it's a figment of your imagination
I think that 1, 3 and 4 fall under 2.... when the phone rings...WE ARE AT WORK!
Comments please?