NetJets Pilots..........

[L269G]

A contract is a two-sided thing. NJE broke it long ago when they cut pay, changed terms and conditions etc without consultation.

Read about that a lot. But still don't understand it . A contract is a contract. At least in those countries I used to pay taxes an employer can't just change the conditions except the company is able to prove it is absolutely necessary in order to stay in business. Don't need a union to make a contract something to rely on. But if what you are saying is right I wonder if there is anything left to rely on at all. Probably not.

[Smeagel]

There is much dispute over many things that are said and written about Netjets Europe.

One thing that is never denied by anyone however is that the company changes parts of or even the whole contract when they wish. In fact they are in the process of doing so again.

As others have said the crew have been given deadlines (Sept-Oct) to sign this new document. If they do not? Who knows? The French pilots retained a lawyer to speak to the company on their behalf as this new contract seriously reduces their income. The Director of Operations told the lawyer the company were not concerned about losing a large number of pilots as they had recruited sufficient extra in advance to cover resignations.

If anyone still doubts NJE's methods this cynical planning should speak volumes.

[Alphafloor75]

Is it possible to know why this new contract would have a special prejudice for french pilots?