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    Not At Base While On Reserve
    Unless specifically released by Crew Scheduling, Reserve Flight Attendants are required to be at their Base for the entirety of their on-call period. If you are found to have traveled to your Base after the beginning of your on-call period, left your Base without being released prior to the end of an on-call period or in any other way falsely represented yourself as having been at base for the entirety of your on-call period, the Company considers this an act of dishonesty and you will be subject to immediate discharge

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Chair: Karen Jay kjay@nwaafa.org

Vice Chair: Rebecca Collier rcollier@nwaafa.org





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    Reserve SILO Processing Implemented

    Last week the Company implemented several new contract items, including the SILO language for Reserve pattern assignment (Section 7.D.2.).  It has since been reported that the implementation of SILO is creating serious problems for some RSV flight attendants.

    Reserves must be watchful of contractual violations associated with SILO processing and should contact Scheduling and Union officers to record and track violations.

    Your Reserve Committee and LEC officers need information about what impact SILO is having so we may act as quickly as possible to solve these problems with Scheduling and/or begin the grievance process.  Please familiarize yourself with Section 7.D.2. so you are better able to determine the effect SILO is having on your RSV line.

    A new Reserve Incident Reporting form is being developed and will be available soon on the Reserve Committee page of our website, nwaafa.org.  Until the interactive form is online:

    1. Please send a narrative report to your LEC officers/Local Reserve Committee Chair and the MEC Reserve Committee Chair at ;
    2. If possible at the time of pattern assignment, please print the Reserve Availablility/Credit Hours list from the Reserve menu in ACCESS and submit that as evidence – once that list is gone, we cannot recover it;
    3. If in doubt about the legality of a RSV pattern assignment, ask for a “review of crew orders.”

    Your participation in providing us with this information is critical to improving SILO processing for Reserves.

    Posted by Communications Chair on 05/13 at 04:09 PM