BOOK 3 - UNIT 6: Bidding

What are the official forms or papers that flight attendants use to ask for their desired work times?

• Seniority lists

• Bid sheets

• Trip trades

What are the specific choices flight attendants make about their monthly work plans?

• Bid awards

• Seniority ranking

• Bid line requests

What is the specific time when flight attendants can send in their choices for work schedules?

• The month end

• The protest period

• A bid period

What are the final work schedules that flight attendants get after they have chosen their preferred times?

• Remaining lines

• Bid protests

• Bid awards

What is the system that puts flight attendants in order from those who have worked the longest to those who have worked the shortest?

• Junior line holder

• Bid protest

• Seniority

What is the exact day a flight attendant officially started working for the airline?

• Bid award date

• Protest date

• Date of hire

What is the specific order in which flight attendants are placed, starting with those who have worked the longest?

• Bid sheet

• Trip trade

• Seniority ranking

What are the work schedules that no flight attendants chose during the process of asking for their preferred times?

• Bid awards

• Seniority rankings

• Remaining lines

What is the name for the flight attendant who has worked the least amount of time among those who have a specific work schedule?

• Senior line holder

• New hire

• Junior line holder

What is a formal complaint or disagreement made about the posted work schedules after the bidding process is finished?

• Trip trade

• Bid award

• Bid protest