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Chinese ethnic get paid less at CX?

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Old 30th Nov 2000, 06:59
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There is the same whingeing going on over at planetalk7 where cabin crew are complaining that they should receive the same benefits as the pilots. What is it with the local culture? Why do they always expect something as a right just because someone else has it and then when they don't get it they cry racism?
Grow up lads for Christ's sake!
 
Old 30th Nov 2000, 07:44
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I think CX should cut all the housing allowance next year to make all staff equal. (It would reduce the cost too.)
minimum 24000x1000 ~300milion per year more profit and all of us will share 1 week more salary.
 
Old 30th Nov 2000, 08:16
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It's good to members of MENSA joining us!
 
Old 30th Nov 2000, 15:25
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I don't think anyone there has said they expect what the pilots get in terms of housing Healy. At least I didn't see that.

What the FA's want is basically enough housing to not have to share a flat and still live in a decent place. This decent place would probably be sneered at by the pilots.

Whether or not you want to go as far as to call it racism is up to the individual. I personally don't care what the reason behind it is, just interested in the cure.

As for shelving housing allowances all together, when you go to places like the UK or Aus or Canada, there is no such allowance for expats so you have an arguement. I do suspect it will be less attractive proposition to join CX though.

Stay cool everyone, just a discussion here.
 
Old 30th Nov 2000, 18:12
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Can anyone tell me how active a role do the LEPs take in disputes with the management? the comments from a lot of you give the impression that they largely remain quiet.
 
Old 1st Dec 2000, 07:31
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Guru, when are you going grading? Or have you already been?
 
Old 1st Dec 2000, 15:11
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EX HARBOUR DOOD
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What about Tiku??
He is black!!!
 
Old 1st Dec 2000, 16:05
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Mr. Nice Guy, glad you remember what I'm doing!

I've got a call from FCR at last! Thank you to you all with your advise.
I'd love to tell you guys all the details but is it ok to expose myself here? My situation is a bit unusual so it'd be easy to identify me if someone has access to my files I'm happy to send private e-mails, though. Just let me know!
 
Old 1st Dec 2000, 17:04
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Guru, i'd liek to hear from ya.. email me...
 
Old 1st Dec 2000, 17:40
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EX DOOD,
What is your point?
 
Old 1st Dec 2000, 20:59
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I know there's this big issue of whether ethnic Chinese get paid less. I'm neither an employee nor a pilot for CX so I'm in no position to comment. I'm a Canadian Chinese who applied for their cadet pilot program. I'm very envious of all you pilots who have good vision (mine is -6D) and the opportunity to work in the cockpit for a living. How much have I dreamt of such a job?! However, I must rely on their cadet program because as you all know, flight training is very expensive. Can any of you professionals offer me any advice on getting into the airline system? Working at CX might be a drag for some of you in the system, but for me, it would be a dream come true.
Does CX accept medical requirements to JAR standards? Any info whether they are going to lower their vision requirements? Any advice is welcomed.
 
Old 2nd Dec 2000, 22:37
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Stage one

Short medical
Height, weight, eyesight ,general medical questions, bring glasses or contact lenses with you

Interview with Peggy Chung or FiFi Hui
Email them [email protected]
Questions are basic:-
Why be a pilot
Lifestyles of a pilot
How will you cope being in Canada now in HK
How did you prepare this interview
Why CX, they will ask you this cos of opportunities in Canada
She asked me why not BA cadet scheme
Strengths and weaknesses

IQ and English proficiency tests
Mental aritnmetic tests
Hand eye coordination tests using computer, rudder pedals and joystick

Good Luck and apply but beware, do not get to enthusiastic or have your hopes too high, I did. When you screw up, its like tonnes of bricks falling on you.
But Cathay will screw you around in a few years time.
Again Good Luck !
 
Old 4th Dec 2000, 08:25
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smallwing
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Well dude, if you have -6d, you might be better off doing something about that first.

When I first applied, I was -3d, rejected. Second time, rejected. Hahhahaha.

All the best though, have you done your own flying yet?

Cheers
 

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