Future AA new hire classes
#5
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Relatively speaking, UA has a similar amount of retirements don't they? They do have a lot more pacific widebody flying though.
Just a hunch, but I'd imagine if UA is canceling classes, everyone else will start with that and evaluate where that puts them in the coming days/weeks.
By not holding classes we are effectively furloughing 70 people a month. It sucks to shrink but I am hopeful we will all be able to hold onto our jobs. I've run into a handful of new hires on OE lately.
Just a hunch, but I'd imagine if UA is canceling classes, everyone else will start with that and evaluate where that puts them in the coming days/weeks.
By not holding classes we are effectively furloughing 70 people a month. It sucks to shrink but I am hopeful we will all be able to hold onto our jobs. I've run into a handful of new hires on OE lately.
#6
Relatively speaking, UA has a similar amount of retirements don't they? They do have a lot more pacific widebody flying though.
Just a hunch, but I'd imagine if UA is canceling classes, everyone else will start with that and evaluate where that puts them in the coming days/weeks.
By not holding classes we are effectively furloughing 70 people a month. It sucks to shrink but I am hopeful we will all be able to hold onto our jobs. I've run into a handful of new hires on OE lately.
Just a hunch, but I'd imagine if UA is canceling classes, everyone else will start with that and evaluate where that puts them in the coming days/weeks.
By not holding classes we are effectively furloughing 70 people a month. It sucks to shrink but I am hopeful we will all be able to hold onto our jobs. I've run into a handful of new hires on OE lately.
#7
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Joined APC: May 2019
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Relatively speaking, UA has a similar amount of retirements don't they? They do have a lot more pacific widebody flying though.
Just a hunch, but I'd imagine if UA is canceling classes, everyone else will start with that and evaluate where that puts them in the coming days/weeks.
By not holding classes we are effectively furloughing 70 people a month. It sucks to shrink but I am hopeful we will all be able to hold onto our jobs. I've run into a handful of new hires on OE lately.
Just a hunch, but I'd imagine if UA is canceling classes, everyone else will start with that and evaluate where that puts them in the coming days/weeks.
By not holding classes we are effectively furloughing 70 people a month. It sucks to shrink but I am hopeful we will all be able to hold onto our jobs. I've run into a handful of new hires on OE lately.
#8
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Joined APC: May 2017
Position: 175 CA
Posts: 1,285
Not hiring for a year would shrink the list by 6-7%.
The airline could easily shrink 10% in this debacle now. Parking all the E190's, 767's, some 757's and deferring 787/max return.
The 737 and baby bus fleet needs heavy maintenance anyways.
The airline could easily shrink 10% in this debacle now. Parking all the E190's, 767's, some 757's and deferring 787/max return.
The 737 and baby bus fleet needs heavy maintenance anyways.
#10
Yes, that is a valid point but... UA was planning to hire ~1200 in 2020 also. Just saying saying that a lot could change in the next month or eve 2 weeks. Hopefully this will be forgotten by most by the end of March.
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