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Flybmi not relevant to this discussion other than to say how sad it is and hope peeps find jobs quickly.
I’m sure a whole bunch of contingencies are being discussed but until the politicians get their act together and give final brexit a shape we won’t know how it will all end up.
I’m sure a whole bunch of contingencies are being discussed but until the politicians get their act together and give final brexit a shape we won’t know how it will all end up.
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Hi
Smal question, is DHL operating flights from Lux or Frankf. hahn to leipzig?? Or other airports in the vicinity perhaps?
I would like to know for commuting options.
thanks
Smal question, is DHL operating flights from Lux or Frankf. hahn to leipzig?? Or other airports in the vicinity perhaps?
I would like to know for commuting options.
thanks
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Since night work/fatigue is an issue and maybe a reason for people to move on as soon as they can(?): would ops like DHL or night freight in general be a little more generous with older applicants if they already bring shift work experience?
Thinking that if you can do the night hours/fatigue management and don’t have as many other options to fly jets or make it big elsewhere (due to age), you are more likely to stick around. Would they consider that a plus enough to balance the disadvantage of being a late starter?
Thinking that if you can do the night hours/fatigue management and don’t have as many other options to fly jets or make it big elsewhere (due to age), you are more likely to stick around. Would they consider that a plus enough to balance the disadvantage of being a late starter?
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Gent´s ! I have been invited for an interview and sim session in July, Can anyone shed some light on what I can expect in term of the interview and will the sim session be done in a 757?
Very exited to come back to Europe and haul some cargo
Very exited to come back to Europe and haul some cargo
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Good luck. Plse read through this thread - many answers in there already. I have no knowledge of the interview process, so like any normal application process. I don’t know what bases are on offer so do not leave the interview without knowing which base you will be offered, what % contract will be offered and how you plan to make the base work logistically.
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SAULGOODMAN. What is your agenda with DHL? Pease don’t talk it down - much as I hate the idea of leaving the EU (which may or may not happen) there is no expectation of redundancies - quite the opposite with recruiting and training going ahead.
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@dboy, the social contribution is not useless no matter if you are commuting or not, it pays your health care, your pension etc. you pay all that in Germany, but with that you will get health care in the country you live in and your pension contribution will be than taken into account and credited in any country of the EU, maybe even in a post Brexit UK, who knows.
But to answer your question, expect around 220-240h per month, that's about 750-800GBP but only about 50% of that is tax free.
@SG in your case I wouldn't apply at all.
But to answer your question, expect around 220-240h per month, that's about 750-800GBP but only about 50% of that is tax free.
@SG in your case I wouldn't apply at all.
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I have no agenda with DHL. I worked several years for them and was quite good. However I would not go to DHK now on a sterling contract with the uncertainty of brexit. I would rather go to EAT/ASL. Especially if you are a EU citizen. That is all.
DHL ops could well be on of the best gig in town. Easy to commute. Easy operation. Good guys. They should just go back to the week on/off roster and nobody would leave.
DHL ops could well be on of the best gig in town. Easy to commute. Easy operation. Good guys. They should just go back to the week on/off roster and nobody would leave.
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@SG, of course you can have your opinion and certainly you can post it here. But the thing is, your post shows that you have absolutely no clue about the situation in DHK.
So it might be wise to just leave it as it is and not to give any advice about a future in DHK.
And I don't mean this in a bad way.
So it might be wise to just leave it as it is and not to give any advice about a future in DHK.
And I don't mean this in a bad way.
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@SG, of course you can have your opinion and certainly you can post it here. But the thing is, your post shows that you have absolutely no clue about the situation in DHK.
So it might be wise to just leave it as it is and not to give any advice about a future in DHK.
And I don't mean this in a bad way.
So it might be wise to just leave it as it is and not to give any advice about a future in DHK.
And I don't mean this in a bad way.
so EAM... tell us.. what’s happening with brexit?
