aWleSs wrote:
Believe what you will, I am only here to clarify what doubts those applying for the position may have.
And for those of you who don't get what I mean, I shall rephrase.
What I meant was that after the first 6 months (training period inclusive) aka the probation period, you will get a review. As the UK law is so pro human rights, no one can say anything if you're ask to leave after this 6 months due to performance issues right?
Now does that make a little more sense to you?
*silence is golden*aWleSs wrote:How absolutely rude!
In the first place there's doubt when I mentioned the 6 months probation, which was referred to as "not making sense" / "fictitious" when a temporary 1 year contract is being offered. And now there is the question of whether my brain is in gear.
Maybe you are the only one not understanding what I'm trying to say here with your perfect Brit slang, pardon my poor local Singlish then.
I shall not say anymore in order to prove my point. Whether or not my words are true will be proved once one of you attend the interview and find out for yourselves.
Interesting you should say this as I was talking to a member of the cabin crew union here in the UK and he tells me there would be no difference between the contract the cabin crew here receive and those over seas as that would be discrimination and in violation of UK law where the airline has its base. Therefore the conditions overseas for BA crew are or should be the same. Furthermore I was told the so-called probationary period does not exist. Therefore what I have highlighted are not general terms although reviews may be carried out at the discretion of the company.flyaway wrote:aWleSs is right. Plavt, as much as you're trying to help here you do not fully understand the employment terms of an overseas crew base such as BA's. What you've highlighted without doubt are general terms of UK employment.
Why not? Anybody can say anything on a forum nobody has to believe it!There's no need to put down specifics for your reference in order to prove the source of our knowledge,.
Try reading my post above and the PM I sent you instead of merely trying to force your own point (you seem to have great difficulty in comprehending English). I do not believe your claim you have spoken to the interviewers and BA employees in Singapore since half the posters here can't even find the advert.flyaway wrote:Thanks to Plavt and the 'member of the cabin crew union there in UK' for taking such great interest. I too have spoken to the interviewers and employee of the BA SG base.
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