During quiet months is your company put you on unemployment?
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In which way are you paid?
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traveller123
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In which way are you paid?
Are you paid by the week, hour, contract or an annual amount?
During quiet months is your company put you on unemployment?
thanks to share
During quiet months is your company put you on unemployment?
thanks to share
Re: In which way are you paid?
Monthly salary then so much for every day worked.
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North Shore
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Re: In which way are you paid?
Annual salary based on an hourly amount. Hourly remuneration for overtime (in excess of 2080 hours/year) hours worked.
No EI.
No EI.
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BigglesNBella
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Re: In which way are you paid?
Annual salary plus hourly pay. There are no quiet months.
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costermonger
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Re: In which way are you paid?
Annual salary plus hourly pay. No quiet months.
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Driving Rain
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Re: In which way are you paid?
Was paid an annual salary based on an hourly amount to 1885 hours. Time and half on scheduled days off. Triple time on a statutory holidays, time and half after 1885 hours. Plus full medical,drugs,dental.
Retired to a full pension 2 years ago. Now $xxx/day plus $xxx/flight hour.
No pogey.
Retired to a full pension 2 years ago. Now $xxx/day plus $xxx/flight hour.
No pogey.
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iflyforpie
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Re: In which way are you paid?
Hourly rate based on duty time. Time and a half for all duty time beyond 8 hours a day. Medical (including pilot medical), dental.
No EI. I have a slow season, but I still work year round except Christmas Break.
No EI. I have a slow season, but I still work year round except Christmas Break.
Re: In which way are you paid?
Paid 17-29% of aircraft gross. At one company, I decide how much and how frequent (so long as I don't go over predicted seasons pay). The other pays in chunks about bi monthly. No stats, no double bubble, no triple, no pension, no benefits. Lay offs and ROE's issued. My "schedule" for the past couple years looks kind of like "3 months on 5 months off, 2 months on, 2 months off, rinse, and repeat".
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JohnnyHotRocks
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Re: In which way are you paid?
Gold bars. It easier that way. My truck isn't big enough to carry that many greenbacks.
Re: In which way are you paid?
Annual salary with payday every other friday, plus an annual retention bonus.
Re: In which way are you paid?
Annual salary and paid per duty day, fly or no fly. Minimal benefits, busier in the summer but steady all year long.
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mingshiyaaun
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2AQ8yU ... sults_mainDash-Ate wrote:$500.
Re: In which way are you paid?
Annual Salary, day off just about whenever I want......Expected to take a call on the weekend in return.
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Liquid Charlie
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Whisperjet
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Re: In which way are you paid?
annual salary + per diem, paid bi-weekly, based on calendar duty days, no monthly variation.
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Siddley Hawker
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Redneck_pilot86
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Re: In which way are you paid?
Monthly salary plus per flight hour, with a mid month advance at one company, monthly salary plus percentage of the revenue I generate at another.
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