ryanair protest at ashes
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ryanair protest at ashes
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While I don't suport this type of disruptive protest the guy has a point, it would be interesting to see the numbers of people who pay for training at Ryanair (and other airlines) only to find then selfs in a "holding pool" as soon as the line training is over.
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Why would anyone pay for their own training in any job? I understand that a person might wish to take a course etc in order to show they are qualified on their c.v. and application form, but once employed I am amazed that a person would pay for on the job training. If that is the state of the industry you work in I say don't bother working in it. If everyone took that approach employers would wake up and value staff. I speak as SLF and a frequent flyer over the past 40 years or so. If it means I can't fly because airlines go bankrupt, so be it, I will go by sea, land whatever. I can even get a bus to Oz now from London!
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Pathetic! MOL will be laughing at yet more free publicity while he dreams up the next publicity wheeze. Charging for toilets was a good one. Priceless. The protestors were idiots, and they were spoiling a game for people relaxing in their spare time. Fools.
