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Ezy Crewing, Working 12 hrs without break

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Old 27th August 2002 | 13:32
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Old 27th August 2002 | 13:35
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Just wondering what the Easy Crewing staff are doing between midnight and 5am? When I worked for a Scheduled airline I know what I was doing, taking all of my breaks at once - in a sleeping bag under the desk?

I work 12 hours 4 on 4 off and yes the shifts can be busy, stressful and hectic but when you can take 4 days leave and have 12 days off or its a quiet day then everything is put into perspective.

Any airlines adopted an 8 hour shift scheme?
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Old 27th August 2002 | 15:04
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Grabber I reckon they would spend the night shift picking up the pieces from the previous day
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Old 28th August 2002 | 05:42
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Talking of Crewing to crew ratios.

We have 3 Controllers on shift for just under 4,000 crew. This is only possible by the use of an IVR system (Interactive Voice Response). Crew self collect roster changes, and call for automatic delay information for flights.

The reduction in workload for the crew controllers is huge. Well worth looking into.....if the boss will listen.
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Old 28th August 2002 | 09:39
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Grabber ... Well isn't that a suprise!.

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Old 28th August 2002 | 15:26
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What IVR system are you using?
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Old 29th August 2002 | 18:39
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is it any wonder walla that some of crewing aren't stressed at work.We can all be less stressed if we ignore the job that we are actually there for. I know of someone in that office who actually just picks up the phone then hangs up when they can't cope.I wonder who it could be............................................?
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Old 31st August 2002 | 04:39
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This was developed inhouse with help from a UK software company who has experience in this field with other airlines.

There are many companies out there who can provide IVR systems, but you need to taylor them to your environment.

Once the initial shock has worn off by crew self collecting their roster changes, they will love it and so will crewing.

You almost have time to put your feet up !!!!

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Old 31st August 2002 | 12:00
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Thanks Fiction
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Old 2nd September 2002 | 22:09
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Grabber, we do a 8.5 hr shift. 6 days on 3 off. But I allways liked the sound of 12hrs 4/4. Oul location is as far as you can get from the uk.
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Old 3rd September 2002 | 09:50
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I see the EZY are looking for rostering staff, can anybody tell me

a/ How much they pay?
b/ How many crew would you be responsible for?
c/ Hours of work?

Many thanks,
Crewingb.
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Old 5th September 2002 | 10:29
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Ezy Crewing is a mess? Long Hrs, Crap Wages and no support from management as they are all on stress......
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Old 10th September 2002 | 15:48
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deleted out of boredom. sorry.

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