Seniority
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Seniority
I accepted a job offer about a month ago and subsequently I know that several others have also been offered a job but after me. We all have the same start date.
Does this mean that the seniority is based on the start date and then presumably the eldest is the most senior, or does it go on the date the offer was accepted?
hi5
Does this mean that the seniority is based on the start date and then presumably the eldest is the most senior, or does it go on the date the offer was accepted?
hi5
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Believe me, I am only too happy to have got in.
It is just out of interest and other people have also asked me, so I thought I would ask the question. It never hurts to get some idea of what the future might hold.
hi5
It is just out of interest and other people have also asked me, so I thought I would ask the question. It never hurts to get some idea of what the future might hold.
hi5
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Each company is different, but here at virgin, it is done on who has the most hours in the case of joining on the same day. I seem to recall from my Air Europe days that the oldest became the senior pilot. Still, whatever your new job is, Enjoy!
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hifive.
If you tell us who you will be working for then you may get the answer.
In Thomas Cook it was done by age, which left me a bit miffed, as I was the first of 8 on my course to do the interview, but ended below them all on the list. It was almost significant, w.r.t reduncancy a while ago....
If you tell us who you will be working for then you may get the answer.
In Thomas Cook it was done by age, which left me a bit miffed, as I was the first of 8 on my course to do the interview, but ended below them all on the list. It was almost significant, w.r.t reduncancy a while ago....
