Easyjet part time working conditions
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Easyjet part time working conditions
Can someone give me details of the Easyjet part time working conditions?
Particularly roster pattern, days off, leave, etc. Also I know PTW is available after 1 year, but is this by right or just when slots are available?
Particularly roster pattern, days off, leave, etc. Also I know PTW is available after 1 year, but is this by right or just when slots are available?
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I believe you get a sort of 2 weeks on 2 weeks off (50% PT - 75% also possible), with the work part being floating roster. Though part time only available when EZY can spare the crew at the specific base. With 100+ pilots short don't count on getting part time in near future...
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75% part time means you do 100% of the work in 75% of the time. Do not join EZY expecting part-time after a year. You will most probably be disappointed. Barring miracles it will near impossible to recruit the numbers of crew that EZY need to become properly crewed anytime soon.
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''....and yet they are getting rid of all their over 60's!! - can't be that short of pilots!! - guess their rostering dept. is even more crap than before''
Where did you get that from?
Cheers,
mcdhu
Where did you get that from?
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Wow there is some nonsense written here!
Over 60s are being offered extended contracts in line with the change to ICAO annex due later this year., Some guys getting contracts in advance of the due date.
Part Time
A few different options. Split week or split month options. 50 and 75 % negotiatble depending on circumstances. 50% work 58% of full time hours and 75% work 83% (ish I think). Basically it's 490 and 700 hours.
The extra caters for need to have same LPC/OPC/Line Chx/SEP etc ad nauseam requirements as everyone else.
Never let the truth get in the way of a good story!
Over 60s are being offered extended contracts in line with the change to ICAO annex due later this year., Some guys getting contracts in advance of the due date.
Part Time
A few different options. Split week or split month options. 50 and 75 % negotiatble depending on circumstances. 50% work 58% of full time hours and 75% work 83% (ish I think). Basically it's 490 and 700 hours.
The extra caters for need to have same LPC/OPC/Line Chx/SEP etc ad nauseam requirements as everyone else.
Never let the truth get in the way of a good story!
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I'm now totally confused 
I suppose you get all sides of the story on pprune! Is PTW a right after 1 year, or do you have to wait until pilot numbers allow?
Just wanted to know if a move to Easy would be good for the future as I want to tail off the flying in the latter years of my flying career
I suppose you get all sides of the story on pprune! Is PTW a right after 1 year, or do you have to wait until pilot numbers allow?
Just wanted to know if a move to Easy would be good for the future as I want to tail off the flying in the latter years of my flying career
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Originally Posted by High Flyers
I'm now totally confused
Is PTW a right after 1 year, or do you have to wait until pilot numbers allow?
Is PTW a right after 1 year, or do you have to wait until pilot numbers allow?
Good luck
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P.S. Don't join EZY if you have any intentions to fly less... Just my bit of advise
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Please bear in mind that the rules have changed recently which may account for different stories.
Since the ICAO announcement (just a few weeks ago) contracts beyind 690 are being offered/renewed irrespective of whether you are ex Old EZ or Go.
Try again if you want to now that the law has changed.
Please bear in mind that the rules have changed recently which may account for different stories.
Since the ICAO announcement (just a few weeks ago) contracts beyind 690 are being offered/renewed irrespective of whether you are ex Old EZ or Go.
Try again if you want to now that the law has changed.
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Since the ICAO announcement (just a few weeks ago) contracts beyind 690 are being offered/renewed irrespective of whether you are ex Old EZ or Go.
Try again if you want to now that the law has changed.
Must have been a recent change since they told me I'd retired in April - I was going to say nothing but they caught up with me! - although I had been LTS for the last year and a bit!
Try again if you want to now that the law has changed.
Must have been a recent change since they told me I'd retired in April - I was going to say nothing but they caught up with me! - although I had been LTS for the last year and a bit!
