Rahul,
Its all about expectations, as a cadet or new hire you can expect to be doing a lot of short haul and bad hour flying, it's part of paying your dues. I did many years of short haul flying and accepted it as part of career progression, the issue now is that EY has been promising one thing and delivering another. If one accepted the job with the promise of flying wide bodies on a decent schedule and the after you are in they change your terms and conditions then you can understand the complaints. In my case I have been flying long haul, wide bodies for over ten years and if they decided they needed me on the 320 I would immediately resign. That was not my expectation nor was it the life style I signed up for. Fly Dubai does not have any of these issues as they recruited pilots who fully knew what they were getting onto and thus were not disappointed.
Regards,
NG