Non type rated easyjet recruitment?
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From: in a pub !
DEC NTR Bond
Hi Guys,
What if you tick DISAGREE about TR self fund on application page ?
Do they still call you for interview or is it a nogo ?
I agrée to be bonded for 2 or 3 years but not to pay for it ...
thx
What if you tick DISAGREE about TR self fund on application page ?
Do they still call you for interview or is it a nogo ?
I agrée to be bonded for 2 or 3 years but not to pay for it ...
thx
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: World
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From: World
Most of the dutch guys are commuting, look at the easyjet network from AMS. Italy a favourite, but super long list to get there (especially MXP with 5 daily ezy flights or so to AMS) as a Cpt.
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If you are FO you can have it straight away, if you are lucky. Also any other base, actually. I have no clear statistics, but a course mate or mine joined MXP straight away as FO and got a transfer to AMS in about one year, for example.
You can bid for a specific base for the upgrade once you have a certain amount of hours and time in the company, and when your name is on top of the list for that specific base, you go for the command, and if you pass it, you end up there. Or like most you can upgrade in LGW as soon as you have the requirements, and then wait to transfer as a Cpt wherever you want, also according to the waiting lists.
You can bid for a specific base for the upgrade once you have a certain amount of hours and time in the company, and when your name is on top of the list for that specific base, you go for the command, and if you pass it, you end up there. Or like most you can upgrade in LGW as soon as you have the requirements, and then wait to transfer as a Cpt wherever you want, also according to the waiting lists.
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From: LGW
Obviously very rough guide depending on sector pay so on but give or take £3000 after tax will have you in right ball park.
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From: London
Is this a new thing or have all new entrant UK based CO-PILOTS always been forced onto a part-time 75% contract?
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The problem is not with the new entrant FOs - I am told they were all being given 100% contracts. The problem lies with our current FOs who were being left on 75% contracts whilst new entrants get the good deals. That is directly contrary to our Union agreement and it is the source of great angst among our FOs. If therefore that is changing, that is exactly as it should be. I am told our Union guys are making a very big deal about this to ensure that our current FOs are not disadvantaged at the expense of new entrants. The whole 75% contract thing is really a dead loss and is so random in its application that it is largely unworkable. Like any airline, we have our problems - these 75% contracts are right at the top of that list.
Also, yes - UK sector pay is subject to full UK tax. Hope that helps.
Also, yes - UK sector pay is subject to full UK tax. Hope that helps.
