20-17
7th May 2004, 22:30
I have read some of the recent threads like 'Emerald Crash at LPL', 'Servisair loose Air Wales at CWL' and 'Centralised load planning at Servisair' and can't believe responces are from what I suspect are not educated people who have real experience within the industry.
Opsmaster3, CWLLPL and 03Headsetman, can I presume that you are in at least Duty Manager positions with handling companies at your respective stations? From your responces I can only presume that you have years and years of experience within all aspect of GH along with budgets and SLA's!
I THINK NOT. YOU HAVE PROBABLY BEEN IN THE BUSINESS LESS THAN 18 MONTHS AND THINK THAT YOU KNOW IT ALL.
Seen it before. Until you have the necessary experience, don't make complete kocks of your selfs and fall back into the position that you belong. You are the types that make the industry have a bad name and you do not have a business brain cell to go along with the vacant area.
If you feel that strongly about the current state of your employees, leave and go into the real world as I am sure that the grass is greener!
Ground handling takes so many knocks, yet it is full of dedicated staff, from top to bottom, who try their best under extreem circumstances. Most carriers are happy wth the service that is given throughout the UK, yet it is the same that are mentioned on this site all the time.
For everyones sake, grow up, chill out and don't take it so personnally. You could work in a call center after all!!
Cheers and have a good summer
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Opsmaster3, CWLLPL and 03Headsetman, can I presume that you are in at least Duty Manager positions with handling companies at your respective stations? From your responces I can only presume that you have years and years of experience within all aspect of GH along with budgets and SLA's!
I THINK NOT. YOU HAVE PROBABLY BEEN IN THE BUSINESS LESS THAN 18 MONTHS AND THINK THAT YOU KNOW IT ALL.
Seen it before. Until you have the necessary experience, don't make complete kocks of your selfs and fall back into the position that you belong. You are the types that make the industry have a bad name and you do not have a business brain cell to go along with the vacant area.
If you feel that strongly about the current state of your employees, leave and go into the real world as I am sure that the grass is greener!
Ground handling takes so many knocks, yet it is full of dedicated staff, from top to bottom, who try their best under extreem circumstances. Most carriers are happy wth the service that is given throughout the UK, yet it is the same that are mentioned on this site all the time.
For everyones sake, grow up, chill out and don't take it so personnally. You could work in a call center after all!!
Cheers and have a good summer
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