When will we see our cabin crew smile again?
Surely it’s time to ditch the masks and smile to our customers and fellow crew members?
We must be the only airline left in the world with crew still masking up. Would have hoped that crew now having had several months of travelling and being allowed outside on layovers to see the rest of the world would reduce the fear they will drop dead without covering up. |
Are masks still required for crew?
Difficult to overstate the stupidity, really. |
Nothing to smile at I would have thought……
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Originally Posted by Dingleberry Handpump
(Post 11463779)
Are masks still required for crew?
Difficult to overstate the stupidity, really. Most choose to wear one though |
Originally Posted by Fridayflyer
(Post 11463770)
Surely it’s time to ditch the masks and smile to our customers and fellow crew members?
We must be the only airline left in the world with crew still masking up. Would have hoped that crew now having had several months of travelling and being allowed outside on layovers to see the rest of the world would reduce the fear they will drop dead without covering up. |
You will see cabin crew smile again the moment they get a fair salary. Until then I suggest you leave them alone and mind your own business.
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In HK plenty of people wear them on the MTR and buses etc, why shouldn’t the cabin crew wear them as a free choice? I do suspect there is some element of not wanting to smile as Klinger suggests, they’ve been done over just as much, if not more than the pilots.
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Covid is old news.
There are days I don't think about it at all. But very time I see a &$&@$ face mask I get triggered and reminded about that horrible time. Anyone still wearing masks is stuck in time. It just looks bad, I don't want to be reminded. Might as well wear a clown suit or full pbe. There is no health risk for anyone fit enough to be a cabin crew. |
Originally Posted by Oasis
(Post 11463923)
Covid is old news.
There are days I don't think about it at all. https://covidlive.com.au/report/daily-deaths/vic https://www.tac.vic.gov.au/road-safe...t-year-to-date |
Originally Posted by Oasis
(Post 11463923)
It just looks bad, I don't want to be reminded.
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Originally Posted by Oasis
(Post 11463923)
Covid is old news.
There are days I don't think about it at all. But very time I see a &$&@$ face mask I get triggered and reminded about that horrible time. Anyone still wearing masks is stuck in time. It just looks bad, I don't want to be reminded. Might as well wear a clown suit or full pbe. There is no health risk for anyone fit enough to be a cabin crew. China, HK, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, Korea etc all still have more than 50% people wearing masks. Signs are still up telling you to sanitize and social distance. I'd imagine this will continue for years to come. |
Originally Posted by Fridayflyer
(Post 11463770)
Surely it’s time to ditch the masks and smile to our customers and fellow crew members?
We must be the only airline left in the world with crew still masking up. Would have hoped that crew now having had several months of travelling and being allowed outside on layovers to see the rest of the world would reduce the fear they will drop dead without covering up. Are you even aware that the cabin crew are in industrial action to try to get their conditions improved? This is a group of employees who once had a successful “no smile” campaign. The option to wear masks indefinitely is a gift. (Not to mention the health aspects of doing so). I realise such potential harm to management’s bonus doesn’t sit well with the only employee group on the planet to record consecutive eNPS scores of -90 and not even talk about entering industrial action to try and rectify the problem. The strong have left. The weak remain. |
Originally Posted by nonsense
(Post 11463946)
Covid is still killing more people than car accidents in Victoria.
https://covidlive.com.au/report/daily-deaths/vic https://www.tac.vic.gov.au/road-safe...t-year-to-date oh, you better do a lockdown again then.. worked so well last time besides, are they deaths WITH covid or deaths FROM covid, big friggin difference. did a little digging: https://this.deakin.edu.au/society/c...navirus-deaths Counting Covid deaths is a mess in Oz |
Originally Posted by dabz
(Post 11463984)
Don't come to Asia then.
China, HK, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, Korea etc all still have more than 50% people wearing masks. Signs are still up telling you to sanitize and social distance. I'd imagine this will continue for years to come. |
Originally Posted by Angle_of_Attack
(Post 11463951)
You're right. The world should bend over backwards to satisfy all your selfish needs.
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Originally Posted by Oasis
(Post 11464082)
oh, you better do a lockdown again then.. worked so well last time
besides, are they deaths WITH covid or deaths FROM covid, big friggin difference. did a little digging: https://this.deakin.edu.au/society/c...navirus-deaths Counting Covid deaths is a mess in Oz |
Originally Posted by dabz
(Post 11463984)
Don't come to Asia then.
China, HK, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, Korea etc all still have more than 50% people wearing masks. Signs are still up telling you to sanitize and social distance. I'd imagine this will continue for years to come. Masks. Ffs. |
What puzzles me most is the continious surprise of some to discover an Asian culture in.. Asia.
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Originally Posted by corporal klinger;[url=tel:11464297
11464297[/url]]What puzzles me most is the continious surprise of some to discover an Asian culture in.. Asia.
its just that there’s a flip side to that coin with covid. I just want to move on with my life, covid is now just the flu. |
Agreed.Maybe it's related to the history of masks in Asia, was always common to wear them with a cold.. It might also give them some sort of protective layer in a psychological sense.
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The ones I've asked tell me it's more that it saves them time, hassle and money because they don't have to put on so much makeup. One even told me it was good to be able to eat a biscuit while walking through the cabin and no one knew.
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Originally Posted by Oasis
(Post 11464335)
ii’s no surprise, let me assure you. The attitude is actually fairly good in many cases. Making them hardworking conscientious efficient in the business world.
its just that there’s a flip side to that coin with covid. I just want to move on with my life, covid is now just the flu. I know I'd rather not be sick with anything whilst downroute or having to endure being overworked and dealing with jetlag. |
Originally Posted by Angle_of_Attack
(Post 11464444)
You do realise there are illnesses out there other than Covid, right?
I know I'd rather not be sick with anything whilst downroute or having to endure being overworked and dealing with jetlag. |
Originally Posted by Bekol delay
(Post 11464473)
Downroute sick leave is the best paid sick leave...
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Asians at least when travelling were wearing masks long before Covid...
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Originally Posted by Angle_of_Attack
(Post 11464444)
You do realise there are illnesses out there other than Covid, right?
I know I'd rather not be sick with anything whilst downroute or having to endure being overworked and dealing with jetlag. The problem is where do you stop? How about wearing a helmet? Or gloves? Protective glasses? Also I would argue a mask is mainly protecting others, not yourself. |
Or you could just lock people up in camps. Whilst you’re at it treat about one of the few productive sectors of society actually bringing stuff in to HK like pariahs. Oh, hang on.
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Originally Posted by MENELAUS
(Post 11464636)
Or you could just lock people up in camps. Whilst you’re at it treat about one of the few productive sectors of society actually bringing stuff in to HK like pariahs. Oh, hang on.
Never forget that thousands of your colleagues were imprisoned, quarantined, separated from family, estranged from spouses and turned into pariahs by the HK government and people. |
Originally Posted by Dingleberry Handpump
(Post 11464785)
This.
Never forget that thousands of your colleagues were imprisoned, quarantined, separated from family, estranged from spouses and turned into pariahs by the HK government and people. |
Surely it’s time to ditch the masks and smile to our customers and fellow crew members? We must be the only airline left in the world with crew still masking up. Would have hoped that crew now having had several months of travelling and being allowed outside on layovers to see the rest of the world would reduce the fear they will drop dead without covering up. Brand damage has been instigated by the executives, don’t try and give a ****. They are destroying Asia Miles now, best let them work it out. |
Originally Posted by MENELAUS
(Post 11464636)
Or you could just lock people up in camps. Whilst you’re at it treat about one of the few productive sectors of society actually bringing stuff in to HK like pariahs. Oh, hang on.
Originally Posted by Dingleberry Handpump
(Post 11464785)
This.
Never forget that thousands of your colleagues were imprisoned, quarantined, separated from family, estranged from spouses and turned into pariahs by the HK government and people. This, plus the fact that during that nightmare the company took advantage to unilaterally and permanently slash our terms and conditions, are the explanation for most of our current problems. |
The changes were actually a long time coming. The fact that they imposed it during covid and the travel restrictions separating families AND simultaneously closing bases, caused a mass-exodus that they, in their infinite wisdom, didn't foresee.
Then they ignored it, hoping it would be short lived, it wasn't. Then they saw they made a mistake, but were unable to acknowledge it, hiding it, denying it. They couldn't have made a mistake, right? They went to manager school! 'Let's see if we can get some of them back', was the cry from the back of the room.. 'Yes, let's entice them to come back, but.... let's impose a training loan to show them just how much we trust them AND..seniority goes back to zero so they and their family will never be able to staff travel again or get a proper roster..' 'great idea!' they exclaimed, 'they will be drawn to us like moth to a flame!' |
Originally Posted by Oasis
(Post 11465695)
The changes were actually a long time coming. The fact that they imposed it during covid and the travel restrictions separating families AND simultaneously closing bases, caused a mass-exodus that they, in their infinite wisdom, didn't foresee.
Then they ignored it, hoping it would be short lived, it wasn't. Then they saw they made a mistake, but were unable to acknowledge it, hiding it, denying it. They couldn't have made a mistake, right? They went to manager school! 'Let's see if we can get some of them back', was the cry from the back of the room.. 'Yes, let's entice them to come back, but.... let's impose a training loan to show them just how much we trust them AND..seniority goes back to zero so they and their family will never be able to staff travel again or get a proper roster..' 'great idea!' they exclaimed, 'they will be drawn to us like moth to a flame!' |
Don't forget that the company made them quit in the first place.
Through inability to provide flexibility and compassion. The company is the enemy here. The company likes your message very much because they love the dogs fighting over the scraps. |
Originally Posted by Progress Wanchai
(Post 11466091)
Who’s seniority number do you think they should steal?
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Originally Posted by cxflog
(Post 11466371)
Does seniority even mean anything at CX anymore?
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Originally Posted by cxflog
(Post 11466371)
Does seniority even mean anything at CX anymore?
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And the roster, which doesn't even seem to work anyway, but basically you will never be able control your life, and even when you have time off, you will probably not get on a flight.
For the rest of you career. |
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