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In response to "What if no one steps up?" by ty97

You bump your employees and charter a flight for them.

Posted by Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz) Apr 11 '17, 07:44

the legally paying customers are always right. The people inconvenienced should go your extra employees, the paying customers.

If you failed at logistics and need to fly in a flight crew for the next day, that's again, on you. Make it up out of your bottom line.

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This. -- nm - znufrii, definitely not 40 Apr 11, 07:48
This is where they are really getting hammered. It was their own fucking employees bumping paying customers. - Bacon Apr 11, 07:46 14
- Right, but those employees were going to Louisville to work a flight the next morning. - ty97 Apr 11, 07:50 9
  - Sure, they get there via the gulfstream or whatever. - Will Hunting Apr 11, 07:52 4
    - uh-huh, charter a plane, that's logical -- nm - ty97 Apr 11, 07:57 3
      - You know what's not logical? Not having peope where they need to be, instead of relying on shafting your paying customers. - Will Hunting Apr 11, 08:24
      - Unless there is a rule that crew members have to travel on company equipment, which there very well might be -- (edited) - znufrii, definitely not 40 Apr 11, 07:59 1
        
        Sure, if you can see the one PR situation like this coming, charter the plane, but they aren't Miss Cleo. -- nm - ty97 Apr 11, 08:00
  - in this case, Chicago to Louisville, the answer should be simple. - groiny Apr 11, 07:52 1
    - Union rules wouldn't allow it I'm sure -- nm - ty97 Apr 11, 07:56
  - The public never pays attention to get those details. We are a headline culture. -- nm - Bacon Apr 11, 07:52 1
    - Headline -- United can't schedule the right number of crews to work in the right place. - Will Hunting Apr 11, 07:53
- I can see it from a union standpoint though: "Hell no you're not going to choose income over employees and make us pay our own way to destination." -- nm - Max Apr 11, 07:48 3
  - There's no paying their own way -- they get the United-comped limo ride or the Gulfstream - Will Hunting Apr 11, 07:51
  - no-one is suggesting they pay their own way. -- nm - Andie Apr 11, 07:49 1
    - I'm just imaging that if they don't have a Deadhead-over-customers clause, they end up getting shafted somehow. This is United we're talking about :) -- nm - Max Apr 11, 07:50

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