Pennine Boy:
With that attitude you're not going to make a lot of friends in the business...
To the others:
Info on PPJN is representative. Expect to work on an irish workcontract paying tax overthere. Most european citizens have the right to pay tax in their home country if they so desire, work out for yourself what is more advantageous. CJ management is largely ex-military and use a no-bullsh*t way of doing business, but nothing in the way of bullying. That's probably why the 'mountain man' doesn't like the company, although I doubt if he has correct information / ever was in business with CJ.
Like in every company: if you don't like working there for any reason you should look for something else and don't blame the company for your own misery. If you are in any way smart you will have gathered info on the terms and conditions / lifestyle
before joining and since you are in control of your own life you shouldn't nag afterwards.
The financial situation of CJ is sound, fleet will expand to +/- 23 RJ's over the next year or so, best stafftravel deal in the business.
'Nuff said...