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galley_gossiper 24th Nov 2004 08:17

Oz

You are right, a friend of mine went to the latest MAM recruitment assessment centre, she was told (and it was repeated apparently) that MAM would not lead to a full time position with either MAM or Qf. That only those happy for casual employment should consider working for MAM.

It put her off, and she turned down a job offer.

I have also heard that Qf will be making some asian language speakers who are currently casual with MAM full-time next year.

RollzRoyce 24th Nov 2004 11:00

Here is the latest news regarding Language Speakers within the Short Haul division, in relation to the Regional Flying Agreement and other news you may find useful to know;

Two key aspects of the agreement are the language allowance, and pre-allocation. A language allowance will be paid to Short Haul language badge holders. For full-time staff, this will initially be a fixed weekly amount, until IT changes are implemented which will ensure the allowance reflects the number of language trips operated. MAM casuals will be paid a fixed amount per language trip.

I Spoke to MAM today...and news is that there will be no training sesions in the near future...as QF have already had completed 11 training sessions in the last few months in preparation for the December period. :(

Fixed Term Flight Attendants currently on an 11 month contract now have the opportunity to apply to be a part of the London base.

In addition, they will be guaranteed a permanent full time Flight Attendant role with Qantas upon their return at the end of their London contract...they are loving it!!!!

Rollz

OZcabincrew 24th Nov 2004 13:06

Hmmmmmm

:*

moonie 8th Dec 2004 12:53

Going on the advice above, I would say the next MAM recruitment will be language based. What do others think? Does anyone know when another MEL class will be in training?

RollzRoyce 8th Dec 2004 21:47

I hope thats not the case!

OZcabincrew 9th Dec 2004 05:36

I hope its not the case either. Otherwise it should've been included in the original email that was sent so as not to get the hopes up of every person that doesn't have a second language.

Oz

jb_flyer 15th Dec 2004 07:13

MAM Applicants Australia Wide!

Are you in the dark? Do you feel like a mushroom?

If so then listen up!!

Speaking to the QF cabin crew recruitment department this week (about a long haul thing) the nice lady told me that they are completley snowed under with work, and understafed, so its a case of they are working as fast as they can!

So people like me, who have done eveything but still havent heard anything yet, she said the files are there, they are just getting to them. So relax! :)

Persistant rumours advise of training re starting in January. So here is hoping for all of us!

JB

RollzRoyce 15th Dec 2004 07:22

JB

Is this for all bases or just Perth?

Thanks

Rollz

jb_flyer 15th Dec 2004 07:29

I couldnt say for sure Rollz..

But the impression I got from the lady was that there are files everywhere in the offices... so hang on, im sure its just around the corner!

JB

RollzRoyce 4th Jan 2005 07:11

Hi all!

Spoke to MAM today and was told that there will not be any training sessions for a while. I was also told once again that 11 training classes have already gone through for the christmas season.

I hope this is not the case though! jb_flyer...what do you think? I wonder if she told me this because she didnt want to put my hopes up in case the future training sessions you indicated might not go ahead for some reason???

Rollz

OZcabincrew 6th Jan 2005 12:36

Hi!!!!

I have heard on the grape vine that MAM training classes have been put on hold for a while, the reason, unknown!

Oz

RollzRoyce 7th Jan 2005 08:54

Hey Oz!

You have probably heard right, as I was told by MAM that "there will not be any training classes in the near future (for a little while)".

Also, I know of Casual FA's who have been made unavailable by crewing on the days they have requested to be available. Maybe there is an excess of crew and there is no need for additional training classes for this reason at the moment.

Just my own thoughts.

Rollz :ok:

fly_guy100 1st Apr 2005 06:38

What is MAM?
 
Hey everybody,

I'm new at this and I have no idea what everyone is talking about. It's very confusing to me. So I just want to know what exactly is MAM? Also, what is the difference between casual and fixed term? What do you do if you want to be a permanent flight attendant, reapply? Thanx and sorry for the questions!

SkySista 1st Apr 2005 06:56

flyguy,

MAM is Maurice Alexander Management (that's all I can tell you) I leave it in the capable hands of Oz and Rollz! :)

fly_guy100 1st Apr 2005 06:58

Thanx Skysista!
At least I know now what it stands for. Haha!

SkySista 1st Apr 2005 07:18


Maurice Alexander Management's (MAM) Aviation Support Services has been chosen to provide Casual Flight Attendants to Qantas. MAM are now looking for people to join its operations in Melbourne, Perth, Sydney and Brisbane as MAM Casual Short Haul Flight Attendants for the Qantas account.

No worries FG100!

website is www.mam.net.au (sorry if already posted, it's a long thread!)

I have applied with them but heard nothing so far... :(

fly_guy100 1st Apr 2005 07:36

Is casual like part time or seasonal?

RollzRoyce 1st Apr 2005 08:01

fly_guy100!

Check your PM's...thanks for the referral SkySista ;)

Rollz :ok:


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