ExpressJet 2.0
#1523
One great part of the Expressjet contract is the 6 month rehire program. If you move up from Expressjet to a bigger airline, then either wash out of training or get furloughed, you can come back without rehire and retaining seniority within six months of leaving.
If they furlough, this is going to be a nice to have for everyone who has left in the last 4-5 months.
If they furlough, this is going to be a nice to have for everyone who has left in the last 4-5 months.
#1524
Banned
Joined APC: Jul 2018
Posts: 873
One great part of the Expressjet contract is the 6 month rehire program. If you move up from Expressjet to a bigger airline, then either wash out of training or get furloughed, you can come back without rehire and retaining seniority within six months of leaving.
If they furlough, this is going to be a nice to have for everyone who has left in the last 4-5 months.
If they furlough, this is going to be a nice to have for everyone who has left in the last 4-5 months.
#1526
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Oct 2016
Posts: 592
Honestly, the crew outfitters uniforms were garbage quality. Most uncomfortable and flimsy pants I've ever worn. I got pair of black Haggar pants; I think less than $20 on sale with my Macys card.
#1527
Save the hassle and buy from outside (A cut above, M&H, Abbott)
the uniform lady is very unprofessional and really hard to get in touch with if you have any issues.
Few people in my class did not buy anything and you are not forced to buy uniform either.
the uniform lady is very unprofessional and really hard to get in touch with if you have any issues.
Few people in my class did not buy anything and you are not forced to buy uniform either.
#1528
Line Holder
Joined APC: Sep 2011
Posts: 77
25 started class on Monday of this week. 3/9.
I see no one answered your first question. Hard to say. I was a new hire nearly 4 years ago and it may have changed since then. Basically, I felt pressured to buy their basic package which was 2 pants, I think 2 shirts, a blazer, a tie, and a belt with gold buckle. They then give you shoulder boards and wings. I got an additional pair of wings plus velcro shoulder boards and wing patch (for the leather jacket) from Bonnie the uniform lady for no charge. I was told it was a $300 or so package with small deductions per paycheck but I don't remember them ever actually deducting it. Maybe a mistake on their part. I then bought separately a sweater (a cut above) and a used Perrone leather jacket off eBay. Also, you'll then get $150 a year (up to a bank of $400) for future purchases, and that can be used on anything uniform related (shoes, luggage, alterations, etc). When I left Xjet last year I burned out my uniform bank on a new tote bag, new shoes, and a couple new shirts for the new job.
Honestly, the crew outfitters uniforms were garbage quality. Most uncomfortable and flimsy pants I've ever worn. I got pair of black Haggar pants; I think less than $20 on sale with my Macys card.
Honestly, the crew outfitters uniforms were garbage quality. Most uncomfortable and flimsy pants I've ever worn. I got pair of black Haggar pants; I think less than $20 on sale with my Macys card.
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