Why are pilots striking?
05-21-2023 | 06:01 AM
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Good history and place to start for your downtime during training.
Good history and place to start for your downtime during training.
05-21-2023 | 06:19 AM
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05-21-2023 | 06:35 AM
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And I’m not being dramatic either. Especially prior to Covid you’d go to college to get garbage jobs like this.
05-21-2023 | 07:39 AM
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I manage recruiting and hiring in a company and the amount of resumes of people I receive apply for a job with starting pay of $12/hr and they have bachelor’s degrees is insane. A lot of the managers at the company I work at have BS degrees and unfortunately after four years of studying and student loans that they will be paying until retirement their salaries are capped at 65k a year and I’m not saying this is bad but they get to number after 10+ years of working and getting mentally abused by customers. The reason I was asking because again from outside looking in coming from my work history and background working at a regional airline now making what the new salaries are for the regionals sounds better than doing the 9-5 CSR job and I wanted to get an insight from people inside of the industry
05-21-2023 | 07:40 AM
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05-21-2023 | 08:10 AM
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I manage recruiting and hiring in a company and the amount of resumes of people I receive apply for a job with starting pay of $12/hr and they have bachelor’s degrees is insane. A lot of the managers at the company I work at have BS degrees and unfortunately after four years of studying and student loans that they will be paying until retirement their salaries are capped at 65k a year and I’m not saying this is bad but they get to number after 10+ years of working and getting mentally abused by customers. The reason I was asking because again from outside looking in coming from my work history and background working at a regional airline now making what the new salaries are for the regionals sounds better than doing the 9-5 CSR job and I wanted to get an insight from people inside of the industry
05-21-2023 | 09:02 AM
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