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Old 12th Jul 2011, 23:52
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Rishworth recruiting for Jetstar NZ

Got this email this morning:

Dear Craig

We are delighted to advise that we have today commenced recruiting A320 Line Captains and First Officers for Jetstar Airways Ltd (New Zealand).

We expect that this opportunity will be attractive for those pilots who currently live and work outside of Australasia and are considering returning for lifestyle/ family reasons, and those pilots considering changing fleet types - JetStar welcomes applications from non type rated pilots as well as those who have the A320 type rating.

Successful candidates MUST have the right to live and work in New Zealand (Australian passport holders are welcome to apply) and meet the minimum criteria outlined below.

As the aircraft are Australian registered, New Zealand ATPL holders will need to convert their licenses to Australian. This is a simple administrative process and we can provide advice around this.

Remuneration includes: Base payment, Sign-On Bonus, Retention bonus, Flight/Layover Allowances and Work Day Off Payments (all payments are in NZ$)

Base: New Zealand, Auckland (AKL) and Christchurch (CHC)

Term: Permanent

Please see the attached briefing documents for further details.

Minimum Qualifications/Experience:

Have passes in all Australian ATPL subjects or equivalent
Hold, or be eligible to hold an Australian Class 1 Multi-Engine Command Instrument Rating
Current Class 1 Medical Certificate
ICAO Level 6 English Language proficiency
Possess strong and effective team working competencies
Be committed to service excellence
A person will not be appointed unless Jetstar is satisfied that the person’s employment with Jetstar will*at all times be subject only to those industrial agreements which bind Jetstar at the time it considers the person’s application.

A320 Line Captains
Minimum Total time in excess of 4,000 hours
1,500 hours PIC on Aircraft with MTOW >50,000 kg

CLICK HERE to view the full Captain details

A320 First Officers
Minimum 1,500 hours total time of which 500 hours may be helicopter time
500 hours pilot-in-command or first officer on multi-engine aircraft; and
250 hours pilot-in-command of which 150 hours may be ICUS
Glass cockpit and multi-crew experience preferred

CLICK HERE to view the full First Officer details

To Apply
Please complete the Application Form and return this to me along with copies of your:
Passport
Licence showing ratings and ICAO English proficiency level
Valid Class 1 Medical
Last 3 months of your logbook

CLICK HERE to download the Jetstar Application Form

Please also visit Rishworth Aviation Homepage - Rishworth Aviation and login/register to*your Portal . From there, please ensure your details are up to date*and*if you wish, you may also upload the above documents*via your Portal.

Due to the high level of interest we expect these positions will generate, regrettably, only those who meet the criteria above will receive a response.


Does this mean Jet* are outsourcing recruitment completely?
Are the sign on and retention bonuses already in place when Jetstar was recruiting or is this a Rishworth thing?


S2K

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Old 13th Jul 2011, 00:00
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First year FO base salary equates to A$50,273 with NO super.

"Retention" bonus of about A$7,750 per annum.

A$66.50 per night when overnighting in Australia. That will get you 1 meal and 2 drinks.

Who are they kidding?
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S2K,

The sign-on and retention bonuses were there. The sign-on bonus was $10,000 NZ for a type-rated Captain however and now they seem to be offering $30,000 NZ.

Struggling to find applicants perhaps?

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"Due to the high level of interest we expect these positions will generate, regrettably, only those who meet the criteria above will receive a response."

Hahaha. That is a joke right?
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A$66.50 per night when overnighting in Australia. That will get you 1 meal and 2 drinks.
What are you kidding? You can get a feed at Macca's for $10 bucks. That way you can definately afford 3 drinks...
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Do those hours seem low as well? Especially for the captain's seat.
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Got the same email...

Fired off the "you've got to be kidding for that package" reply
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Before tax they're offering Captains a package which is marginally better than an F/O gets up here. After tax they'll be well behind.

A retirement job for someone too old/fed up of being overseas.
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heh heh, I replied as well, said I was tossing up between the F.O. job they were offering and one driving a van around auckland for a freight company like my mate Dave has as they both pay the same. ( I didn't tell them how much overtime he does to achieve that but I figure thats countered by the fact he just listens to talkback all day and never gets too stressed out)
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Also replied saying that the CA package barely acceptable for an FO. Got a nice reply though-full marks for maintaining a sense of humour to the lady concerned
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Is Jetstar NZ still negotiating an EBA?
Are these guys strike breakers?
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Old 13th Jul 2011, 07:34
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Bloody hell I hope they don't get any takers.

This occcupation is getting depressing!

The Pilots remuneration is worse than 15 years ago WITHOUT INFLATION!

What about the CEO's of this industry?? How are their pay packets compared to then??

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Also replied saying that the CA package barely acceptable for an FO.
Just did the same. Can anyone else join us in sending a message ?
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I have written back saying that the package was quite inadequate for CA and dreadful for FO.
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They will get plenty of keen pilots apply as always. Even happy to pay for the rating as well I am sure.
These same pilots will grizzle like hell when they have been there a year just like everyone does how poor the conditions are!!! lets not blame the airlines, they are just making the most of the cheap labour because its available. Makes good business sense I suppose.
So many people I know will stand on their high horse and give these new guys a hard time but they did exactly the same thing a few years before.
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Who will the desperate few be employed by, Jetstar Airways (New Zealand) or Rishworth?

Rishworth? - No different to the Jetstar Group Setup then!!

Guys, my money is on being employed by Rishworth as an agency being an arms length organization from jetstar themselves. Once seasonal fluctuations start emerging you will be surplus to requirements and spat out!

They just want to form a database of Airbus rated pilots who they can use and abuse at will!

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Edit: bottom of the Rishworth advert (my holding)

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Old 13th Jul 2011, 08:59
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Did no-one notice this little corker:

' A person will not be appointed unless Jetstar is satisfied that the person’s employment with Jetstar will at all times be subject only to those industrial agreements which bind Jetstar at the time it considers the person’s application.'

ie that's all your ever gonna get
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Old 13th Jul 2011, 10:42
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so, once again, they would like EXPERIENCED pilots to fly AUSTRALIAN registered aircraft, based in NZ, on NZ money?

so, again, they are thumbing their nose at the senate inquiry, and the unions.

the money they are offering is akin to that offered in the contract which they promised that they would no longer offer.

yeah, let's trust these guys.
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The money on offer for F/O positions is LESS than the average wage in Au.

My postie gets significantly more than this!

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sent my obligatory disappointed email. Not that im going anywhere, but not going to let it slide that this is a **** deal. Of course those details will never be forwarded back to jetstar, as they cant upset the new client now can they...

oh well, interested to see if another "campaign" is sent through with an updated remuneration package. Something tells me that aint gonna happen.

Did anyone else notice the note about Pilot covering all expenses relating to licence and medicals etc. Jetstar only cover sim currency. That you forgo your retention bonus "with no timeframe" i.e forever, if your unlucky enough that your going to use jetstar as way to get an a320 endorsement. Also that once you agree to those terms there is no turning back and thaat your agreement is binding for the duration of your time at jetstar, i.e no future negotiations.

How i read it anyway. The only people i could see going for it are non endorsed eediots trying to make a jump up. goodluck...
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