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For us that were already on property, they were provided free.
There is nothing wrong with the uniforms that I have seen. The shirts are junk (seriously...new hires...DO NOT BUY THE SHIRTS THROUGH THE COMPANY!). They are thin and not made well. Even the $15 Van Heusen's are much better. ACutAbove are great. But the rest of it is fine. Cheaply made in foreign countries, as you would expect, but no major issues. |
Originally Posted by PSA help
(Post 2255600)
For us that were already on property, they were provided free.
There is nothing wrong with the uniforms that I have seen. The shirts are junk (seriously...new hires...DO NOT BUY THE SHIRTS THROUGH THE COMPANY!). They are thin and not made well. Even the $15 Van Heusen's are much better. ACutAbove are great. But the rest of it is fine. Cheaply made in foreign countries, as you would expect, but no major issues. Can you provide specifics on what is wrong with the pilot shirt ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by determined2fly
(Post 2255619)
Can you provide specifics on what is wrong with the pilot shirt ?
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Originally Posted by determined2fly
(Post 2255619)
Can you provide specifics on what is wrong with the pilot shirt ?
You can see right through it. If you already ordered them, check them out. They may be better now. But, if not, just send them back. Even if you just get credit, that is better than nothing. |
Originally Posted by PSA help
(Post 2255624)
They are very thin and poorly made. The buttons are barely sewn on, and sometimes in the wrong spot. My long sleeved shirt doesn't have a hole cut for the button on the wrist and the sleeves appear to be sewn on incorrectly.
You can see right through it. If you already ordered them, check them out. They may be better now. But, if not, just send them back. Even if you just get credit, that is better than nothing. Not good...thanks for the info. I been hearing mixed feed back in regards to wearing company issued shirts or going with a better brand ...I guess for the folks on probation probably be good idea just to stick with company uniform ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by ag386
(Post 2255560)
The uniforms at Envoy Air make me physically sick. When I see a crew with these outfits on in the terminal, it reminds me of:
4 on 2 off 4am pre assigned RAPs Big time bonuses for the new hires with a paycut in year 2, 3, 4, etc. Lost overnights in GSO Awful reserve rules Horrible treatment by crew scheduling Multiple reserve turn backs after the contract says only one is allowed Horrible and punitive treatment by management Constant junior man assignments, read, your life doesn't belong to you When I see Envoy crews, they look beat up, downtrodden, bags under their eyes and ready to give up. All of this for the hope of.....flowing. |
Originally Posted by cali2797
(Post 2255634)
Or maybe they remind you that you got fired.
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We just have to wear a white pilot shirt. Clean. It doesn't matter where it comes from.
Originally Posted by determined2fly
(Post 2255629)
Not good...thanks for the info. I been hearing mixed feed back in regards to wearing company issued shirts or going with a better brand ...I guess for the folks on probation probably be good idea just to stick with company uniform ?
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Originally Posted by determined2fly
(Post 2255619)
Can you provide specifics on what is wrong with the pilot shirt ?
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Or when putting our wings, they forgot to match the holes, so you have one pin in a hole the other through the shirt. |
I like our uniforms. They are the same as AA plus we get to wear the lanyard.
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