PPRuNe Forums

PPRuNe Forums (https://www.pprune.org/)
-   Fragrant Harbour (https://www.pprune.org/fragrant-harbour-19/)
-   -   Monday..190 CX management jobs are to go immediately (https://www.pprune.org/fragrant-harbour/594929-monday-190-cx-management-jobs-go-immediately.html)

Table For 1 22nd May 2017 05:12

BS
 
Hmmm...they even lie in their Press Releases...they just cannot help themselves.

I am sure there are 35 Pilots in Manchester whose lives are being very dramatically changed by these idiots decisions.:mad:

mngmt mole 22nd May 2017 05:25

Stilton, you need to work here to appreciate just how malevolent and toxic the management of this airline are. Unless you do, best you simply ponder the comments of those of us who are subject to the chaos that their decisions bring.

wongsuzie 22nd May 2017 05:30

Shilton.

Everything is relative.You are used to that re-curing crap -good for you.

On the other hand, we are Cathay.

Bob Hawke 22nd May 2017 06:58

Even when they make money, they cry poor and hard done by. The only ones to benefit from the self induced delusional misery are the upper level managers - they get pay rises and bonuses on the backs of those that lose their jobs.

Starbear 22nd May 2017 07:37

And even if these drastic steps are deemed to be truly necessary, they can still make a complete hash of actioning them. A constant drip feed of non information with very little detail and so leaving thousands still unsure of their future for many months to come.

The "management" have had a minimum of 5 months to come up with a plan and now they allegedly have it they are apparently not in a position to implement it in one single, albeit awful step and get on with it. I really hope soemone takes the opportunity to talk with the assembled media at CX today, never mind referring them (the media) to the clowns behind this tradgedy.

goathead 22nd May 2017 10:36

Has anyone heard if any checkers have had the sack?

A-GPS 22nd May 2017 10:39

My balance in stock finally rises by 3%, so sweet! I hope they can sack $ome more.

A-GPS 22nd May 2017 10:42

staff being hired should prepare being un-hired.

rustyoldtin 22nd May 2017 10:45

Has anyone heard of any changes to FOP or any prominent people gone?

Trafalgar 22nd May 2017 12:45

a370. If you are not CX, then your comment is somewhat worthless. Only those intimately involved understand what has really gone down over the years. So, as they say, FO.

WingsAir 22nd May 2017 14:16

So... 190 people gets fired and another 400 coming in June... that's almost 600 people and their families affected!!
pilots and flight attendants wont get annual bonuses this year because the airline suffered a loss (fair enough).
So how is it justified that the former CEO and current CEO and most of the management get over 10MIL HKD in their bonuses??
you give yourselves 10million dollars plus as a "pat on the back, job well done" while firing 30% of your company??

That's messed up

Trafalgar 22nd May 2017 14:47

Messed up? No, that's obscene, but it is the result of obscene decisions by shameless and obscene people. As a matter of fact, there aren't words to accurately describe the abomination that is CX/Swire management.

Flex88 22nd May 2017 14:53

What's Missing
 
"Losses have mounted due to cheaper airfares and a slump in the number of passengers travelling in business class."

What? Even the SCMP tows the CX BS (don't talk about the war) line !!

What about the BILLION's US$ in hedging losses, what about the 100's of MILLIONS US in fines for fines for price fixing/collusion etc. ?? The list goes on Ad nauseam !!

Head in the sand (deep)

Flex88 22nd May 2017 15:01

I keep repeating this and I still 100% stand by it's premise.. from CEO's to Directors and certainly to FOP management ---

"The Peter Principle", Google it

Luggage 22nd May 2017 15:05


Originally Posted by Trafalgar (Post 9778264)
I sometimes think the best thing would be to put this airline out of its misery. Shut it down. Although disruptive, it would probably result in hundreds, if not thousands of our pilots actually finding countries, careers and lives that would be happier, healthier and ultimately more satisfying. This airline corrodes the souls of most who stay here (ask me how I know....), and I am certain that, knowing what I now know, if I could go back to the early 90's again, I would have packed my bags and ran, not walked, to the nearest first-world country and established my career there. This airline has now reached rock bottom, and it will prove to be a graveyard of career hopes and aspirations. My 2c worth...

...but in the early 90's it was the airline of choice for pilots worldwide with massive pay packages...hard to predict what it would be like 25 years down the line.

Flex88 22nd May 2017 15:35

Like I've said previously in another thread; I'll bet my last buck (Euro) that they will "technically" screw this process up and not use this opportunity to make CX a better and more profitable company.
Answer this, what is the most inefficient and continually mismanaged enterprise "world wide" , answer - pick ANY government entity. So what would they do in this scenario? They would lay these poor souls off in reverse seniority. What this means is they would NOT vet and keep the "best" and possibly brightest people and only and keep the most senior (entrenched) and possibly worst of the lot and likely the ones most responsible for the mismanagement and poor performance. Tell me I'm wrong !!

This is exactly what has happened to CX over the years - true from top to bottom..

A sad sad day....

frampton 22nd May 2017 15:41

Fat Lady Singing
 

Originally Posted by Dan Buster (Post 9778294)
Shhh, Quiet. Hear that? Off in the distance? It's a Fat Lady singing.

Dan, that's not a nice remark about Adelle.

Flex88 22nd May 2017 16:03

Like I've said previously in another thread; I'll bet my last buck (Euro) that they will "technically" screw this process up and not use this opportunity to make CX a better and more profitable company.
Answer this, what is the most inefficient and continually mismanaged enterprise "world wide" , answer - pick ANY government entity. So what would they do in this scenario? They would lay these poor souls off in reverse seniority. What this means is they would NOT vet and keep the "best" and possibly brightest people and only and keep the most senior (entrenched) and possibly worst of the lot and likely the ones most responsible for the mismanagement, decay and poor performance of the company. Tell me I'm wrong !!

This is exactly what has happened to CX over the years - true from top to bottom..

A sad sad day....

Flex88 22nd May 2017 19:10

190 Management to Go ??
 
We all sit back and watch this plan unfold scoffing at the implied "sincerity" of these actions by management and of course they look at us and query our scepticism. I wonder why.
After "management" gets caught fixing prices and colluding with other airlines, guess who has to write an annual exam on bribery and corporate security issues? Certainly NOT the senior managers/directors responsible...

And yet, on the conflict of interest issue, guess who is the point person CX brought in to oversee this entire process. The spouse of an FOP Manager - no conflict of interest there right ??????? :=:=

Liam Gallagher 22nd May 2017 20:34

"Losses have mounted due to cheaper airfares and a slump in the number of passengers travelling in business class."

Whoever wrote that hasn't studied very many Cathay loadsheets......


All times are GMT. The time now is 20:01.


Copyright © 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.