It's usually a year.Is there any limit to how many times a person can try to qualify in a year? If I bid on a full time driver spot and attempt to qualify, then don't qualify. Can I just sign the next bid sheet and if I have seniority try again no matter how long after?
A year is 12 months. But thanks for breaking that down.Once every 12 months
Ah but once a year can also be interpreted as being DQ'ed Sept 1st and having a chance again Jan 1.A year is 12 months. But thanks for breaking that down.
Please let me enjoy my beer in peace.Ah but once a year can also be interpreted as being DQ'ed Sept 1st and having a chance again Jan 1.
Semantics, but that's the game here
Please let me enjoy my beer in peace.
Then he would have said "calendar year"Ah but once a year can also be interpreted as being DQ'ed Sept 1st and having a chance again Jan 1.
Semantics, but that's the game here
Here I think you can try twice back to back. Then it's a 3 years wait and 3 is the max chances you getOnce every 12 months
You're giving him too much creditThen he would have said "calendar year"
I said a year.You're giving him too much credit
You don't even know what that meansI said a year.
Get with the program.
Sure I doYou don't even know what that means
Sure I do
I did not know that. Explains one of the drivers in my center.3 is the max chances you get
I don't know about simply not qualifying, but if you're DQ'd for an accident, you have to wait a year. THEN......you have to wait to go back to Intergrad. Then however long they want to toy with you on your 30 day qualifying. Here, anyway.Is there any limit to how many times a person can try to qualify in a year? If I bid on a full time driver spot and attempt to qualify, then don't qualify. Can I just sign the next bid sheet and if I have seniority try again no matter how long after?