How are they taking it back, Kat? Spreading the pain, I hope. That's just not right. Not that they're wallowing in money that I know of, but what's been spent's been spent and there's no way this can't hit hard.
They make you either hand a check over by the 17 or you have to sign a promissory note. If you take longer than 12 months to pay it back, then they charge you 4% interest.
Kat, that sucks so hard. I'm sorry.
My next flight is on United (shudder) but it's one of the regional flights on a Bombardier (45ish-seat jet). Hopefully it'll be big enough to prevent the inner-ear thingy, and it's a small enough hop to be on time.
They make you either hand a check over by the 17 or you have to sign a promissory note. If you take longer than 12 months to pay it back, then they charge you 4% interest.
No good answer to that question, I guess.
Erika--do you know about this site? [link]
Is it any good?
Well, United is getting a reputation for really poor maintenance.
Interesting. We haven't flown them in awhile, because for the past couple of years we've been flying Southwest almost exclusively--friendlier, more legroom, and the cattle call boarding paradoxically makes it less likely rather than more so for us as a family of three to get stuck with miserably bad seats. I don't like the new boarding system they just started as much, because now as a family with a small child we board between the A and B groups instead of before the A, but so far we've been getting around that by making sure to print out our boarding passes as soon as they're available so we get in the A group. But I'm sure next time I travel alone I'll like it better, because now you have a place number and board in order rather than just being in the A group, so you don't have to line up until they're ready to board.
god, Kat. i feel sick on your behalf.
Basically ANY person who took family medical leave or any long term disability time was overpaid and the district WILL take it back. Also people who are fucked are anyone with an unusual salary above base pay, so if you worked extra you were screwed. My friend the librarian owes over $12,000 because she works all year.
That sounds like it should be a class-action lawsuit.
while not wrong, jesse = rabble rouser
the main system I use to do work is down. that means I can leave, right?
the main system I use to do work is down. that means I can leave, right?
Yes. go home. What are they going to do, fire you?