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Looks Like The Furloughs Will Continue!

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The company today announced that they intend to recall an additional 600 Flight Attendants from voluntary furlough per Section 21.A.4.c. of our Contract effective August 9, 2005. Higher than expected Flight Attendant attrition is a contributing factor in the decision to recall. Flight Attendants junior to and including those with System Seniority number 7968, with an SW classification seniority date of December 9, 1990, as listed on the System Seniority List dated July 6, 2005, are subject to recall from voluntary furlough. This is a permanent recall.

The recall will be conducted in inverse seniority order. As required by Section 21.A.3.e. of the Contract, all Flight Attendants being recalled will return to the domiciles from which they were furloughed. United will send notification via FedEx or certified mail no later than Friday, July 8, 2005 to those being recalled.

Additionally, the Company plans to return the remaining 851 Flight Attendants on voluntary furlough by November 30, 2005. All affected Flight Attendants will receive the contractually required 30-day notice of recall. Specific information on how the Company plans to complete the recall of all Flight Attendants from voluntary furlough has not been communicated.

This recall is in addition to the 500 Flight Attendants previously recalled effective July 25, 2005 and August 8, 2005 and the 150 recalled effective August 15, 2005 . We encourage all Flight Attendants on voluntary furlough to review the voluntary furlough information package available on our website at www.unitedafa.org and SkyNet.
 
MR FISH continuing his STUPID posts and continuing to be an IDIOT. Bottom line fish is the facts are the facts and you don't like them. You hate UAL that's fine...I don't care I know things will turn around at UAL and TED will have the final say. Now go post something on your own message board (HAHA) 😛 😛 😱
 
Poor fishy.

Here's the real news from UAL today, from Jane Allen, VP of Onboard Services:

...  Today we announced the early recall of 600 flight attendants with an effective date of August 9. We also announced that we will recall all of the remaining 851 flight attendants who are on voluntary furlough in phases. Those report dates will vary, with the last group returning to the line no later than November 30, 2005.

That means that there will be no more flight attendants on voluntary furlough as of the end of November, yet we anticipate needing to add to our flight attendant ranks in 2006. Thus, I'm happy to announce that we will be back in the new hire business. We are preparing to recruit candidates in the fourth quarter for new hire classes beginning in January. They will begin to join you on the line in the month of March.

BTW, how many meteorologists are employed by Frontier? Just curious.
 
mrfish3726 said:
As the losses continue to mount, looks like the lay-offs will to. Couldn't get enough with the wage cuts so now the jobs cuts will have to do!

http://www.usatoday.com/travel/news/2005-0...gy_x.htm?csp=34
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Oh yeah, outsourcing the meteorology and releasing 20 people: that's a HUGE job cut. Uh huh.

BTW, this has been in the works for months, apparently, and came as no big surprise. By an unusual synchroni...er, coincidence, I happened to have lunch with one of those 20 people yesterday. He said it had been hanging over their heads for a while and he'd been expecting this to happen.

-synchronicity, still kinda surprised in a "what the heck are the odds" way that I met one of those 20 the day the news comes out.
 
United is just cutting everything they can while in BK. I am sure there will be a few more. Just my thoughts..........
 
Bear96 said:
Poor fishy.

Here's the real news from UAL today, from Jane Allen, VP of Onboard Services:
BTW, how many meteorologists are employed by Frontier? Just curious.
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At least as many as UAL !
 

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