About 2 years ago they started to give paid maternity leave. Once pregnant you have to quit and get paid 2 months of maternity leave on your basic pay. If you were to be accepted to go back flying, they will pay you the remaining 2 mths.frued wrote:@snowss sad to say but SQ does not provide paid maternity leave for employees you'll have to quit once you get pregnant
Please do send it to my email: [email protected]yujie wrote:Please PM me if anyone need Kristine's Manual! Bought it but wants to share.
Hey! Could you drop me an email? [email protected]shinelikeadiamond wrote:I went to the Interview on 26 Feb and i passed all the rounds, however i was KIV as well as i'm told to gain 4-5kg. Anyone here was told to put on weight before?
I've received email for the 2nd review on 14th april. However i've yet to gain the ideal weight they want me to. Gaining weight is so difficult for me
oh man!shinelikeadiamond wrote:I went to the Interview on 26 Feb and i passed all the rounds, however i was KIV as well as i'm told to gain 4-5kg. Anyone here was told to put on weight before?
I've received email for the 2nd review on 14th april. However i've yet to gain the ideal weight they want me to. Gaining weight is so difficult for me
Could you share with us what illnesses you declared?hypered wrote:Hi everyone!
I recently applied to be a flight steward and made it all the way to medicals. However I received a rejection letter just days after my medical check up. (Dated 15 March, check up was 11 March) I declared quite a bit of childhood illnesses and I was wondering if anyone had been in the same boat but managed to try again?
How long does SIA keep the medical records?
I got the same dated letter too! I'm pretty pissed off because I do have a specialist report to be submitted. The report from my specialist will take 2-4weeks to be ready... And this was highlighted to the clinic staff and doctor that reviewed me!hypered wrote:Hi everyone!
I recently applied to be a flight steward and made it all the way to medicals. However I received a rejection letter just days after my medical check up. (Dated 15 March, check up was 11 March) I declared quite a bit of childhood illnesses and I was wondering if anyone had been in the same boat but managed to try again?
How long does SIA keep the medical records?
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