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03-17-2020 | 06:26 AM
#801
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Little clip from SAPA update...Closing LGA April first instead of June 1. And this...
”Flight Operations will continue hiring and new hire classes will remain as planned, and CQ, transition and upgrade classes are continuing as usual too. This is subject to change on short notice; however, considering the rapid and significant changes we have seen, staffing forecast and the training pipeline both new and recurrent remaining fully intact and unchanged is a hopeful and positive takeaway from all of this.“
”Flight Operations will continue hiring and new hire classes will remain as planned, and CQ, transition and upgrade classes are continuing as usual too. This is subject to change on short notice; however, considering the rapid and significant changes we have seen, staffing forecast and the training pipeline both new and recurrent remaining fully intact and unchanged is a hopeful and positive takeaway from all of this.“
03-17-2020 | 07:07 AM
#802
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03-17-2020 | 09:43 AM
#804
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Little clip from SAPA update...Closing LGA April first instead of June 1. And this...
”Flight Operations will continue hiring and new hire classes will remain as planned, and CQ, transition and upgrade classes are continuing as usual too. This is subject to change on short notice; however, considering the rapid and significant changes we have seen, staffing forecast and the training pipeline both new and recurrent remaining fully intact and unchanged is a hopeful and positive takeaway from all of this.“
”Flight Operations will continue hiring and new hire classes will remain as planned, and CQ, transition and upgrade classes are continuing as usual too. This is subject to change on short notice; however, considering the rapid and significant changes we have seen, staffing forecast and the training pipeline both new and recurrent remaining fully intact and unchanged is a hopeful and positive takeaway from all of this.“
Are we stockpiling as an end game move for when things eventually get better? From what I read everywhere, SGU don’t often take gambles so I assume there is some diabolical plan behind hiring at full speed during a virtual shut down of the country.
03-17-2020 | 09:50 AM
#805
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This is nice to hear. But I am wondering what the logic is on this given everyone else has ceased hiring as of now (far as I can tell)
Are we stockpiling as an end game move for when things eventually get better? From what I read everywhere, SGU don’t often take gambles so I assume there is some diabolical plan behind hiring at full speed during a virtual shut down of the country.
Are we stockpiling as an end game move for when things eventually get better? From what I read everywhere, SGU don’t often take gambles so I assume there is some diabolical plan behind hiring at full speed during a virtual shut down of the country.
03-17-2020 | 02:21 PM
#807
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This is nice to hear. But I am wondering what the logic is on this given everyone else has ceased hiring as of now (far as I can tell)
Are we stockpiling as an end game move for when things eventually get better? From what I read everywhere, SGU don’t often take gambles so I assume there is some diabolical plan behind hiring at full speed during a virtual shut down of the country.
Are we stockpiling as an end game move for when things eventually get better? From what I read everywhere, SGU don’t often take gambles so I assume there is some diabolical plan behind hiring at full speed during a virtual shut down of the country.
03-17-2020 | 02:51 PM
#808
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This is nice to hear. But I am wondering what the logic is on this given everyone else has ceased hiring as of now (far as I can tell)
Are we stockpiling as an end game move for when things eventually get better? From what I read everywhere, SGU don’t often take gambles so I assume there is some diabolical plan behind hiring at full speed during a virtual shut down of the country.
Are we stockpiling as an end game move for when things eventually get better? From what I read everywhere, SGU don’t often take gambles so I assume there is some diabolical plan behind hiring at full speed during a virtual shut down of the country.
Training is shutting down, new hire classes being sent home.
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