What is your take home pay at the end of the month 2009?!
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What is your take home pay at the end of the month 2009?!
Over to you guys...World-wide preferably...If you want to include Flight Ops/Crew Control then be my guest...
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Ok I'll start
UK based, 21 years in various airlines, 6 on, rest, 7 off (off weeks disturbed by contract hours shortfall) usual leave (buggered if it's poss to take it, or where you want to take it) Supervisor of Ops and Crewing, perm nights:
FAA and C&G tickets.
GBP 1850 pm after pension @ minimum
Over to the other posters?
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FAA and C&G tickets.
GBP 1850 pm after pension @ minimum
Over to the other posters?
Bored
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UK based, 2 days, 24 swing 2 nights 12hrs per shift.
6 weeks holiday per year.
£3960 per month before tax.
non-contributary pension.
Free Health care and gym membership.
75-100 ac fleet,
but of overseas travel
retired with pension (1/3-1/2 salary) and 1 years salary tax free at 55.
6 weeks holiday per year.
£3960 per month before tax.
non-contributary pension.
Free Health care and gym membership.
75-100 ac fleet,
but of overseas travel
retired with pension (1/3-1/2 salary) and 1 years salary tax free at 55.
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Anyone have a clue as to how Gulf based ground ops appointments stack up against those from elsewhere?
Given they can pick the best right now and probably get away with paying the least, some kind of ballpark figure would be interesting, say for Dispatch Officer or Ground Ops Manager ?
Anyone?
Given they can pick the best right now and probably get away with paying the least, some kind of ballpark figure would be interesting, say for Dispatch Officer or Ground Ops Manager ?
Anyone?
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Take home for a load controller at Glasgow, computerised and manual loadsheet trained for just about bloody everything, airside driving permit, ops supervisor experience working for a national ground handling agent, 6-on/3-off (sometimes!)...
Salary just over £1200, normally about £200 shift pay on top of that, to average out around £1150/mth take home after all deductions (tax, NI, union membership and odd days they decide not to pay!).
I need to get a new job... !
Salary just over £1200, normally about £200 shift pay on top of that, to average out around £1150/mth take home after all deductions (tax, NI, union membership and odd days they decide not to pay!).
I need to get a new job... !
