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Anyone know what Ryanair are like to work for?

Solarball10 · 2008-08-21 10:19:50

They have a Recruitment Officer vacancy up, and it sounds like something that would be for me...

21-08-2008 10:19am

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They have a Recruitment Officer vacancy up, and it sounds like something that would be for me...

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#2 21-08-2008 10:38am

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Well, as far as i know you have to pay for your own training and uniform but apart the odd tabloid horrors stories, i have a friend who works for them and she said its grand - hard work though

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#3 21-08-2008 11:35am

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Don't know about office staff but I know they treat their pilots like ****, and my relative worked for them for a while as an aircraft engineer and he quit after they kept changing their shifts around so much that they hardly got to see their families, and they were always making "mistakes" on payslips.

Also - Michael O'leary said last week that Ryanair would be making a lot of people redundant as they introduce self-service checkin kiosks at airports, so I wouldn't feel too secure in a recruitment role.

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