DUPLICITY
SCMP 6 June
Cathay Pacific CEO Rupert Hogg vows to close gender gap as flight director?s departure means no women on Hong Kong airline?s top deck | South China Morning Post The Hogman vows to close the "gender gap" as the only "senior" woman at CX departs ??? What? Let me get this straight, Hogg, The CEO of Cathay Pacific (a Swire Prince) and his Swire counterparts REMOVED (article said she's leaving) Ms. Thompson from her "Senior" position and now he's bemoaning the fact that there are no women in senior positions ??? If that's the case, he (the CEO) should have left her where she was and not "removed" her. Can I get a reality check here? The Swire Company, as they are so politically correct these days, control 100% of who they hire and in particular the gender ratio of their Swire Prince & Princesses when they are inducted as they pop out of Cambridge - Oxford etc. That said, it is Mr. Hogg and his Swire ilk who are wholly responsible for this situation, absolutely nobody else. He should wear this problem like he actually is a "Senior Leader", and own up to the issue Swires are responsible for but no, he will deflect it as usual. Pathetic. BTW, when companies start remodelling themselves looking for equality of outcome (on any level however particularly on the gender of their management), it's time to run for the doors. A good corporate thought process "should" be, I want the best, most experienced and qualified person for the task and their sex should be completely irrelevant. (I completely understand this last sentence IS NOT in the CX management thought process - Dilbert is more akin to how it works under the CX umbrella) #CXit My own thoughts Mr. Hogg, pay more attention to what you are supposed to be doing and perhaps we won't loose another 5 or 6 BILLION USD in Fuel Hedging and/or lost criminal lawsuit's. (dare I mention the costly "renewable fuel" PR farce ? ) |
we won't loose 5 or 6 BILLION USD If that's the case, they should have left her where she was and not "removed" her. |
It's being fixed, at lower levels in the company at least. Most of the record number of pilot resignations under RH and AT's watch would be male.
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Meanwhile in other news “Only a man can run an airline” https://www.bbc.com/news/business-44369163 |
Originally Posted by swh
(Post 10166084)
Meanwhile in other news “Only a man can run an airline” https://www.bbc.com/news/business-44369163 |
Old quote: "A Swire Prince is like a lighthouse in the desert. Incredibly bright but of no F@#$ing use to anyone"
Perhaps the new Chief Wizard: Merlin, can pull something out of his "wizard's sleeve" and get these Lighthouses doing something that works. |
I like equality of opportunity for the females, males and the 49 other genders, but how is this helping us become profitable again?
However important, more than closing the gender gap, we should be worried about how we are going to succeed. I hope Hogg has his eye on the right ball. |
However important, more than closing the gender gap, we should be worried about how we are going to succeed.
I hope Hogg has his eye on the right ball.[/QUOTE] Nah, Biofuels (renewable?) + the Weekly Update say it all. Virtue signalling & the "We Are Green" garbage tell the complete story. #CXit |
It’s all talk...there is major discrimination happening all over Cx. age discrimination for cos 99 pilots and cabin crew discrimination agains captains with no 13 th month discrimination again cabin crew who have to sue cx in order to wear pants the list goes on and on!!! |
The AOA needs to address and respond to this allegation. There is nothing lower than victimizing an employee if they are sick and at risk of losing their license. Is this true? If so, then there can be no bigger issue to be resolved prior to the lifting of Cc and TB. This can affect ALL of us when we and our families are at our most vulnerable moment and it is unconscionable if there is truth to this story. AOA, what are the facts? |
The new GMA comes from 'procurement' background. So crew can expect to be treated more than ever as resource/ widgets/production units.
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So crew can expect to be treated more than ever as resource/ widgets/production units. |
Originally Posted by Freehills
(Post 10169418)
The new GMA comes from 'procurement' background. So crew can expect to be treated more than ever as resource/ widgets/production units.
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Big thread drift warning;
And that children is why you don't post on yammer:ugh: |
Affectionately known as Yammercide
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what happened/what will happen to said individual
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Another Duplicitous Statement
I see from the latest DFO newsletter that the (EX) Paris based pilots "have finally reached a settlement" in regard to their eviction from the base 6 years ago ???
I typed all this into my Dick Tracey decoding machine to find out what it really means. " The company after 6 years of telling the displaced crew to pi** off and spending $$$$$$$$$ on HK and European lawyers finally buckled". This, more than likely, following their lawyers advice "pay up, you're going to lose and you will get hosed in a very big way". In other words, they were going to lose another law suit caused entirely by another incompetent DFO/DirPPL combination. Once again, another group of "Leaders" screws up, collects their fat bonuses and leaves behind an expensive mess for the next suckers to clean up and pay for. I can't even remember which incompetent DFO was responsible for this.. TIME TO WIN :D |
Arrogance, narcissism, stupidity, reckless disregard for law, jurisdiction and plain common decency. And these are the same people who are imploring us to trust them. |
Question for Swire managers: After you are employed by Swire, what week of the management training course is dedicated to “immoral disregard for law and common decency “. ? |
I hope as part of the settlement with the union that the company refunded all the fees / money the union spent on the case. |
Originally Posted by mngmt mole
(Post 10187251)
Question for Swire managers: After you are employed by Swire, what week of the management training course is dedicated to “immoral disregard for law and common decency “. ? |
In the mean time the flight deck resembles more and more a conference room where pilots are sharing comments about their interviews at other airlines or what date is their last day at cx. Not a hint of regret on their faces by the way. Wonder if our brilliant managers realised what they have done. Throw away thousands of dollars, manpower, resources etc. for what? Manage to piss off an entire and essential part of your company. Great achievements, well done cretins. |
My FO on Sunday...showing me his email from Qantas congratulating him on being hired. And so it goes....
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Positionalpor : I hate to say it, but I firmly believe they just don’t care ,or simply do not have the capacity to grasp the magnitude of the situation that is about to engulf them until there are airframes parked all over CLK . At the present time flights are going on schedule so in their eyes everything is fine . Unfortunately There are none so blind as those who do not wish to see . |
All part of the master plan.
"I see you've reduced operating costs by over 10 percent, Ms. Blonde. Well done ! We've been trying to do that for years. If you don't mind my asking, how did you do it ?" "Easy you silly goose -- I just went out and fired a bunch of those expensive pilots." "Well, if you got rid of the pilots, who's going to fly the airplanes ?" "Airplanes ?" |
The Cost
Had a walk through the mail room after my last flight. 249 "R"s on mail boxes !!
It's only the first week of July........ |
Originally Posted by Apple Tree Yard
(Post 10187780)
My FO on Sunday...showing me his email from Qantas congratulating him on being hired. And so it goes....
Hope she's fast tracking cx applications, good luck so those lucky to be leaving this sinking ship. |
Flex88, Whoa... Hold the phone!! Are you saying the company are dumb enough to put an "R" on the mailbox of people that have resigned? Are these people who have resigned and left the company or people serving their notice, or both? Seriously, did you count 249 "Rs" or is this a wind-up? Must be a wind-up, pilots can't count to 249 without taking off their shoes and socks. |
Just wait for the ARAPA deal and the basing review to be announced and you will see 249 R in a month |
Arrrrr's
Originally Posted by Liam Gallagher
(Post 10189463)
Flex88, Whoa... Hold the phone!! Are you saying the company are dumb enough to put an "R" on the mailbox of people that have resigned? Are these people who have resigned and left the company or people serving their notice, or both? Seriously, did you count 249 "Rs" or is this a wind-up? Must be a wind-up, pilots can't count to 249 without taking off their shoes and socks. CXit |
Good grief, “249” or “159”....is anyone arguing that the floodgates haven’t opened? I suspect that the worlds major airline recruiting departments are about to owe CX management a debt of gratitude. The only real TTW will be those same airlines. 👍 |
Isn't it obvious though. Management would rather downsize the airline before they concede. The 330s will go, 777s are being returned, there won't be a crewing crisis.
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Every pilot that leaves is replaced with one on a lower pay scale/increment. This is all the accountants aim for. Never mind the training/upgrade costs, they are cheap when amortised over the forecast career. This is why the training ban is effective, regardless of cost, they cannot train replacements if they have no trainers. That said, I am surprised the accountants have not contracted A and B and others for training services as a package with buying their shiny jets. Every retiree and resignation is seen as a cost saving by the accountants. They don’t even have to do anything to take the credit! |
Originally Posted by rustyoldtin
(Post 10187253)
I hope as part of the settlement with the union that the company refunded all the fees / money the union spent on the case. The good news is, full refunds are available, with interest. Collect yours next time you go to work. There are numerous ways of doing this. |
Originally Posted by mngmt mole
(Post 10187248)
Arrogance, narcissism, stupidity, reckless disregard for law, jurisdiction and plain common decency. And these are the same people who are imploring us to trust them. I sat thru 45 minutes of RH giving his pep talk speech during fleet forum recently. For 45 minutes of talking (...and at times whispering) he talked all about the strategic and tactical challenges, competition, fleet deployments and market forces and pressures etc. basically how we face challenges in business terms. The man never once used the word People, never mind Our People. Never once said how unless we all stand behind the company's efforts, we won't succeed. Like our help or good will doesn't matter or is just assumed. Not even a fake display of people skills or leadership charisma. That's how out of touch and clueless of a leaders we have here, top to bottom. Exceptions are too few and far in between. Without our good will and effort, nothing they attempt will work. This basic fact is badly lost of them. They have no idea how high the level of bad will is among the employees and how much money it's costing the company every single day. |
....oh, but they will |
Rumours circulating that a matter of months left before there aren't enough STCs to continue with normal operations, CAD to (finally) intervene??
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Originally Posted by mr did
(Post 10190914)
Rumours circulating that a matter of months left before there aren't enough STCs to continue with normal operations, CAD to (finally) intervene??
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The HKCAD is not a real regulatory agency. Their reputation is well established at rock bottom in this regard. Good luck to anyone thinking otherwise.
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Are slots at risk if flights are continuously cancelled ? |
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