Housing Allowance
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Housing Allowance
Is there someone on these boards who would kindly let a retired colleague (me) know the current expatriate Hong Kong housing allowance for Captain, First Officer and Second Officer. I have a genuine help out reason for wanting to know. Thanks in advance.
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The silence seems to indicate this must be a matter of some sensitivity. A personal message ( PM ) would get around it and at the same time be appreciated.
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try this
If you can work out how the coumns go, the info is below.
Rental Assistance
Rental Assistance
May
2009
Jun
2009
Jul
2009
Aug
2009
Sep
2009
Oct
2009
Ceiling - Captain $78,900 $76,000 $74,900 $74,800 $76,200 $76,000
Ceiling - F/O with more
than 8 years of services
$64,500 $62,200 $61,300 $61,200 $62,300 $62,200
Rent Free Zone (RFZ)
S/O with more than 2
years of services and
JF/O and above
$50,200 $48,400 $47,700 $47,600 $48,500 $48,400
50% RFZ
S/O up to 2 years of
services
$25,100 $24,200 $23,850 $23,800 $24,250 $24,200
Base Rate - JF/O and
Above
$24,000 $24,000 $24,000 $24,000 $24,000 $24,000
Base Rate - S/O with
more than 2 years of
services
$18,000 $18,000 $18,000 $18,000 $18,000 $18,000
Base Rate - S/O with up
to 2 years of services
$14,000 $14,000 $14,000 $14,000 $14,000 $14,0002009
Jun
2009
Jul
2009
Aug
2009
Sep
2009
Oct
2009
Ceiling - Captain $78,900 $76,000 $74,900 $74,800 $76,200 $76,000
Ceiling - F/O with more
than 8 years of services
$64,500 $62,200 $61,300 $61,200 $62,300 $62,200
Rent Free Zone (RFZ)
S/O with more than 2
years of services and
JF/O and above
$50,200 $48,400 $47,700 $47,600 $48,500 $48,400
50% RFZ
S/O up to 2 years of
services
$25,100 $24,200 $23,850 $23,800 $24,250 $24,200
Base Rate - JF/O and
Above
$24,000 $24,000 $24,000 $24,000 $24,000 $24,000
Base Rate - S/O with
more than 2 years of
services
$18,000 $18,000 $18,000 $18,000 $18,000 $18,000
Base Rate - S/O with up
to 2 years of services
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TheHKAOA
Well done! Really brilliant lets have anyone else just asking on a public forum for our personal information and you will gladly supply it!
As Delboy would have put it "Rodney you plon*er"!
Well done! Really brilliant lets have anyone else just asking on a public forum for our personal information and you will gladly supply it!
As Delboy would have put it "Rodney you plon*er"!
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that's just brilliant. now we have enough material for the next round of "these pilots are overpaid and that's why my airplane ticket is so expensive" letters to the SCMP.
I just don't get it. Some people just cant wait to get information into the public domain that is simply no outsider's business. Like little schoolboys "Here,here, Mr. Teacher, I know something, please, please let me tell ...."
TheHKAOA - with all due respect: you, Sir, are an idiot.
I just don't get it. Some people just cant wait to get information into the public domain that is simply no outsider's business. Like little schoolboys "Here,here, Mr. Teacher, I know something, please, please let me tell ...."
TheHKAOA - with all due respect: you, Sir, are an idiot.
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Prince Of Dzun
I have to agree with the sentiment of some posters here. This is a very public forum and the information you seek is arguably (company) confidential. If you are indeed a retiree(and I'm not disputing that), then a quick email to a former colleague and a 5 minute phone call to housing by him/her could have elicited the same information should you have a real need for it. At worst, a PM to a few forum members could have also elicited the information you seek.
TheHKAOA? You're a ****. You made no attempt to establish the bone fide of someone seeking, in my view, confidential information and then posted it in a public forum.
I have to agree with the sentiment of some posters here. This is a very public forum and the information you seek is arguably (company) confidential. If you are indeed a retiree(and I'm not disputing that), then a quick email to a former colleague and a 5 minute phone call to housing by him/her could have elicited the same information should you have a real need for it. At worst, a PM to a few forum members could have also elicited the information you seek.
TheHKAOA? You're a ****. You made no attempt to establish the bone fide of someone seeking, in my view, confidential information and then posted it in a public forum.
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that's just brilliant. now we have enough material for the next round of "these pilots are overpaid and that's why my airplane ticket is so expensive" letters to the SCMP.
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If we don't think we are overpaid then we have nothing to be ashamed of by having people know what the housing is. If we think it is something that should be kept secret then perhaps that is more worrying because in the back of our minds we know it is because it is a lot of money.
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If they want to base us all overseas....fine. If not, then pay us an allowance that provides us and our families with a proper long term home. Who cares what anyone thinks.
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If we don't think we are overpaid then we have nothing to be ashamed of by having people know what the housing is. If we think it is something that should be kept secret then perhaps that is more worrying because in the back of our minds we know it is because it is a lot of money.
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How about we stand up for our profession for once as say damn right we get paid what we get paid and that is for the public's safety, when planes start crashing then people can comment, until then you get what you pay for.
I don't give a s&!t what people think, if they want my pay go get a pilots license like we all did! Why should we be ashamed of our pay it's not as good as it used to be, we seem happy to let public opinion and the industry drag us down to the lowest common denominator
I don't give a s&!t what people think, if they want my pay go get a pilots license like we all did! Why should we be ashamed of our pay it's not as good as it used to be, we seem happy to let public opinion and the industry drag us down to the lowest common denominator