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Old 4th Sep 2001, 11:34
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Wig Wag
 
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Bad mouthing an employee who wants to leave is hardly logical. Presumably if he/she is causing a problem then (as a Chief Pilot) you would rather they just left?

Of course, if pilot retention is a problem for your company bad working practices may be a factor.

Good selection procedures exist that don't require a patronage culture. For good employers hearsay should not necessary.

I started this thread and thought it would be popular. Its at the back of a lot of pilots minds that senior management can cause personal disadvantage through misplaced comment.

Aircraft Commanders must never feel their judgement is undermined; perceived pressure from management can adversely affect safety.
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