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Did you know???
When
renewing your SIDA badge
you
will be required to show a valid drivers license along with one of
the following forms of identification: a passport, social security
card or birth certificate.
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CrewTrac is the database for
all schedule information? FLiCA is only a tool used to bid lines and
to swap/drop/add trips. There is no real data to this system and
everything must be verified from FLiCA to CrewTrac. Make sure you
log into CrewTrac to verify all schedule postings and changes. You
must always self-notify through CrewTrac or Scheduling will call you
to ensure you know of schedule changes.
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Irregular operations pay is
paid when a flight attendant is on or off the aircraft with
passengers performing services, answering questions etc. The pay is
calculated when flight attendants are not being paid flight pay. In
cases where the aircraft has started to taxi to the runway and has
to hold for a ground delay a flight attendant is already blocked out
of the gate and receiving flight pay, will not be paid Irregular Ops
pay, because they are being paid flight pay, which is greater.
Payroll calculates this pay by subtracting the actual departure time
from the original departure time. If the difference in time is 61
minutes or more, the FA will be compensated at a rate of $10/ hour.
(Thanks to Elon Jenkins for this information!)
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A flight attendant cannot be scheduled for over 95
hours. If a reassignment will put you over 95 hours scheduling is
to advise you of such. This will provide the flight attendant
with the option of having the 95 hour schedule adjusted back to 95
hours at a later date. No flight attendant can refuse a
reassignment because of going over 95 hours.
a.)
You
should ask scheduling if the reassignment will put you over 95 hours,
otherwise scheduling will assume that you are waiving your rights and
voluntarily electing to exceed 95 hours.
b.)
This
policy of 95 hours does not include any flight attendant who has picked
up trips that puts their line value over 95 hours. This flight attendant
is considered to have waived the contractual agreement of 95 hours and
the company has the ability to add additional hours to their schedule
limited only by FAR requirements.
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If a flight attendant has been on medical leave and
returns to work prior to the next month, the company will allow (but
not required) the flight attendant to pick up trips rather than
sitting RR. There are limitations to this policy, see a union
official for more information.
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All conversations with crew scheduling are recorded.
No conversations with in-flight supervisors are recorded.
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All probationary (new) flight attendants are eligible
for a reimbursement of the cost of alterations to the basic uniform.
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All flight attendants have the right and should
review their files. Negative items that are a year old are to be
removed unless some additional item is placed in a flight
attendant's file dealing with the same subject matter. For example,
a flight attendant is given a Documented Coaching and Counseling (DCC)
for conduct. Nine months later he/she is given a Written Warning
(WW) for conduct. The DCC (and subsequent letters) will remain in
the file until no further conduct issues have been placed in his/her
file for a year. No medical files should be in your personal file.
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Hotels are provided for all unscheduled overnights in
domicile; hotels are provided at field stations when a flight
attendant is assigned or reassigned to a sit time over 5
hours.
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A flight attendant cannot be scheduled for more
than a 14-hour duty day. If the day is extended due to weather or
mechanical delays the flight attendant is not required to work past
16 hours but may waive the limitation. If the flight attendant
waives the 16-hour rule they must complete the scheduled day.
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If a flight attendant is assigned an eight hour RR,
any flights assigned must commence during this eight-hour period.
The flight attendant does have the option of waiving this right.
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The contract provides that all flight attendants be
provided single occupancy hotel rooms.
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If a hotel van or contracted transportation is not
available within 30 minutes of blocking in, the flight
attendant may hire a taxi for transportation to the hotel. The
flight attendant is required to notify scheduling prior to hiring a
taxi. This will ensure that the company will not refuse
reimbursement of the cab.
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