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#2721
Gets Weekends Off
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This is pretty much what I'm seeing--the only FOs planning on sticking around are:
1) People close to upgrade, and/or
2) People who live in Houston
The primary reason for leaving that I'm hearing from new hires isn't even pay--they want those flow agreements at places like Envoy/PDT. I can't blame them--that's built-in progression and job security as AA retirements skyrocket in the next 10-15 years.
1) People close to upgrade, and/or
2) People who live in Houston
The primary reason for leaving that I'm hearing from new hires isn't even pay--they want those flow agreements at places like Envoy/PDT. I can't blame them--that's built-in progression and job security as AA retirements skyrocket in the next 10-15 years.
Didn't a Mesa captain leave for a regional with flow?
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#2723
Except for the last FO who I just flew with(fresh off IOE) every single one of the previous 4 were leaving and already had a job lined up, from corporate to charter, to other regionals. Even the guy off IOE was talking about going to a Charter op in a few months.
#2724
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From: ERJ CA
And about that amount have resigned in the last 6-7 weeks and attrition is picking up. There are 2 sides to this equation. For successful growth, hiring (and getting people through training successfully) has to outpace attrition.
A Mesa Capt. just told me that virtually every FO he flies with is putting apps out for a lateral move.
A Mesa Capt. just told me that virtually every FO he flies with is putting apps out for a lateral move.
I'm such a trend-setter. Lol!
#2729
Line Holder
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From: men without hats
They would be better off putting the money from the referral program into rentention bonuses.
#2730
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An already trained Line FO is more valuable than a new hire that still has to go through training, and may or may not make it through.
How Mesa management doesn't see this, is beyond me. Anyone, with or without business experience, can see this. There is about to be a grand exodus if they don't do something fast. And no amount of hiring is going to be able to keep up.
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