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Hier hat sich niemand gezankt.
Zu den Gerüchten: Lasst uns einfach abwarten, bitte!
Übrigens akzeptiere ich nur Sonnenschein aus C'an Picafort und im Zweifel von der Cala Tortá.
Gruß
Martin
Kündigungen am Airport
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dusty23
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dusty23 hat geschrieben:Da ich auch am Airport arbeite war ich vorhin dabei, wo sie alle gesagt bekommen haben das sie gekündigt worden sind. Deswegen habe ich es einmal reingeschrieben aber naja du verstehst es nicht weil du nicht dort arbeites wenn wohl könntest du es verstehen.
LG Dusty
Sorry, falls ich dich dumm angemacht habe und dich nicht verstanden habe das du so trauerst. Friede?
Aber wer sagt dir das ich nicht vom Flughafen-Crash betroffen bin?
Und mit deiner schwangeren Freundin würde ich mal nachfragen ob das rechtens ist wie oben bereits beschrieben.
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To everyone
I'm new to this forum, first of all thanks. I've been reading your discussions for quite some time now and thought that I might be able to add a bit.
There are some companies at the airport who have not fired (or let go of) any of their staff as of yet. One example is the security company that does the passenger security checks. Naturally the employees hours have been reduced, but there are no plans as of yet to reduce the number of staff (27) currently within the company.
I don't want to sound negative, but with such a new project, such as NRN, then caution must be used when planning for personnel. No one wants NRN to close, especially the management, and I do believe that they are working on getting new airlines to come to NRN. These take a lot of time.
I have worked at several airports (including regional ones) that have been registered companies for years before they had their first scheduled flight ever (PAD, DTM, FMO)! From the three mentioned airports, only one is in the black as far as finances goes and it has been active for over 35 years!
That NRN has been able to produce the amount of passengers it did, should be applauded! Rome wasn't built in a day either.
Yes, it is dissatisfying that people have lost their jobs, and I do simpathize with them. Keep your heads up, NRN is here to stay!
There are some companies at the airport who have not fired (or let go of) any of their staff as of yet. One example is the security company that does the passenger security checks. Naturally the employees hours have been reduced, but there are no plans as of yet to reduce the number of staff (27) currently within the company.
I don't want to sound negative, but with such a new project, such as NRN, then caution must be used when planning for personnel. No one wants NRN to close, especially the management, and I do believe that they are working on getting new airlines to come to NRN. These take a lot of time.
I have worked at several airports (including regional ones) that have been registered companies for years before they had their first scheduled flight ever (PAD, DTM, FMO)! From the three mentioned airports, only one is in the black as far as finances goes and it has been active for over 35 years!
That NRN has been able to produce the amount of passengers it did, should be applauded! Rome wasn't built in a day either.
Yes, it is dissatisfying that people have lost their jobs, and I do simpathize with them. Keep your heads up, NRN is here to stay!