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[Huge_Vitae]

30th June 2020 BBC News.

EasyJet plans up to 4,500 job cuts

However, Balpa general secretary Brian Stratton said the job cuts were "an excessive over-reaction".

"EasyJet won't find a supply of pilots waiting to come back when the recovery takes place over the next two years."

And Unite said the plan to make 1,290 cabin crew redundant was a "massive blow" for a "battered industry".

"There is no need for this announcement at this time, especially since Easyjet has taken a multi-million pound government loan which it ought to be putting to use defending UK jobs," said national officer for civil aviation Oliver Richardson. 

Easyjet currently has 11 bases in the UK, with 163 aircraft, serving 546 routes. 

Even though it is looking at closing the Stansted, Southend and Newcastle bases, it said the airports would remain part of its route network. 

That means it will continue to fly in and out but will not have aircraft and crew based permanently at the airports.

'Saddened'

Easyjet has seven aircraft based at Stansted, with 335 crew. At Southend, there are 183 crew and four aircraft. And there are three aircraft based in Newcastle, with 157 crew.

The job cut proposals are not limited to the bases that may close, a Unite spokesman said.

Newcastle Airport said it was "saddened to hear of possible job losses and the significant impact this would cause."

EasyJet said in May that it planned up to 4,500 job cuts as it struggled with the collapse in air travel due to the coronavirus crisis.

It has started to fly passengers again, but does not expect 2019 levels of demand to be reached again until 2023.

Airlines have been hit hard by lockdowns and travel restrictions around the world, with many announcing job cuts.

Reuters reported on Tuesday that Air France/KLM would present a plan to unions on Friday to cut more than 6,500 jobs over the next two years as the airline deals with the effects of the coronavirus crisis.

In June Lufthansa said it planned to cut 22,000 jobs, and British Airways said in April that it could cut up to 12,000 jobs from its 42,000-strong workforce

Anybody see the word BREXIT in that report? I’m guessing no one except troll boy who even sees it in cloud formations and has a potato collection of the vegetables that look like the word Brexit.

[big_cod]

On 6/21/2022 at 7:56 PM, Huge_Vitae said:

30th June 2020 BBC News.

EasyJet plans up to 4,500 job cuts

However, Balpa general secretary Brian Stratton said the job cuts were "an excessive over-reaction".

"EasyJet won't find a supply of pilots waiting to come back when the recovery takes place over the next two years."

And Unite said the plan to make 1,290 cabin crew redundant was a "massive blow" for a "battered industry".

"There is no need for this announcement at this time, especially since Easyjet has taken a multi-million pound government loan which it ought to be putting to use defending UK jobs," said national officer for civil aviation Oliver Richardson. 

Easyjet currently has 11 bases in the UK, with 163 aircraft, serving 546 routes. 

Even though it is looking at closing the Stansted, Southend and Newcastle bases, it said the airports would remain part of its route network. 

That means it will continue to fly in and out but will not have aircraft and crew based permanently at the airports.

'Saddened'

Easyjet has seven aircraft based at Stansted, with 335 crew. At Southend, there are 183 crew and four aircraft. And there are three aircraft based in Newcastle, with 157 crew.

The job cut proposals are not limited to the bases that may close, a Unite spokesman said.

Newcastle Airport said it was "saddened to hear of possible job losses and the significant impact this would cause."

EasyJet said in May that it planned up to 4,500 job cuts as it struggled with the collapse in air travel due to the coronavirus crisis.

It has started to fly passengers again, but does not expect 2019 levels of demand to be reached again until 2023.

Airlines have been hit hard by lockdowns and travel restrictions around the world, with many announcing job cuts.

Reuters reported on Tuesday that Air France/KLM would present a plan to unions on Friday to cut more than 6,500 jobs over the next two years as the airline deals with the effects of the coronavirus crisis.

In June Lufthansa said it planned to cut 22,000 jobs, and British Airways said in April that it could cut up to 12,000 jobs from its 42,000-strong workforce

Anybody see the word BREXIT in that report? I’m guessing no one except troll boy who even sees it in cloud formations and has a potato collection of the vegetables that look like the word Brexit.

So  the CEO of easyJet hasn’t  a clue blacks white again , and there is no problems in hospitality,,social care , construction , fruit picking , crop picking etc etc etc !!! the looney world of brexit coming back to bite you .Bit just one small problem the public know  they have been hooked over .

And today in Brexit Britain  9.1% inflation is announced and  on its way to that magic double figure inflation  number as prices soar right across the board .

And wages drop off the scale  , a high wage economy the Brexiteers said as living standards set to drop below 2008 standards in real terms all absolute  rubbish as we are going backwards not forwards at a rate of knots welcome to Brexit Britain.

 

Edited June 22, 2022 by big_cod

[chesters1]

2 hours ago, big_cod said:

So  the CEO of easyJet hasn’t  a clue blacks white again , and there is no problems in hospitality,,social care , construction , fruit picking , crop picking etc etc etc !!! the looney world of brexit coming back to bite you .Bit just one small problem the public know  they have been hooked over .

And today in Brexit Britain  9.1% inflation is announced and  on its way to that magic double figure inflation  number as prices soar right across the board .

And wages drop off the scale  , a high wage economy the Brexiteers said as living standards set to drop below 2008 standards in real terms all absolute  rubbish as we are going backwards not forwards at a rate of knots welcome to Brexit Britain.

 

[Huge_Vitae]

Labour unveils plans to seek limited changes to Brexit deal, as Lammy pledges not to rejoin the single market

“Labour has broken its long silence on Brexit, laying out detailed plans to improve, not scrap, the deal Boris Johnson struck with the EU, in a move it concedes will enrage remain supporters. On the sixth anniversary of the Brexit referendum, the shadow foreign secretary, David Lammy, confirmed the party would seek only limited changes and would not seek to rejoin the single market which would bring the return of free trade and free movement of people. “We are not going into the next election saying that we will enter the single market or the EU. “You might not like it but Labour is determined to govern the entire country,” he said adding “there cannot be a rehash of arguments” made in remainer constituencies like his in London. “The British people have made a decision and we have to honour it,” he told the UK in a Changing Europe’s annual conference.” – The Guardian

[chesters1]

They maybe not say it as its political suicide but behind the scenes they will be negotiating with the EU to do as much harm as they can so the undecided insist we rejoin bumping up the remain vote in a future referendum ,polititions probably did the same to gain the second irish vote

Polititions only need the voter in elections everything else they do is for themselves, you please other interested parties rewards follow

Edited June 25, 2022 by chesters1

[Ken L]

On 6/22/2022 at 9:16 PM, big_cod said:

And wages drop off the scale  , a high wage economy the Brexiteers said as living standards set to drop below 2008 standards in real terms all absolute  rubbish as we are going backwards not forwards at a rate of knots welcome to Brexit Britain. 

If only there was a way to compare wage rises across Europe - Particularly Western Europe...

[big_cod]

On 6/22/2022 at 11:29 PM, chesters1 said:

Brexitshit Britain can’t stop laughing at that these crazy brexshiteers .

Enjoy  we are undoubtedly  a laughing stock on the world stage ,  and she has the Union Jack flag behind her  brilliant the blind leading the blind .

 

Edited June 27, 2022 by big_cod

[chesters1]

47 minutes ago, big_cod said:

Brexitshit Britain can’t stop laughing at that these crazy brexshiteers .

Enjoy  we are undoubtedly  a laughing stock on the world stage ,  and she has the Union Jack flag behind her  brilliant the blind leading the blind .

 

[big_cod]

On 6/27/2022 at 6:14 PM, chesters1 said:

 Now it’s getting juicy

 

[Ken L]

1 hour ago, big_cod said:

 Now it’s getting juicy

 

Nobody watches your videos - and the thought of James O'Brien getting "juicy" makes me want to vomit.