Cabin crew 10/2 contract - Cabin Crew easyJet Employee Review

5.0
5 Oct 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

* Every day is different, working with different people every day, flying to different places every day and different working patterns every week. Everybody is also extremely friendly and outgoing * Great pay for so much time off work. 10/2 contract means you work 10 months of the year plus 2 months off, plus 20 days annual leave, plus days off. You earn commission and sector pay, meaning it's best to work during the busy periods. * Very flexible work pattern (see con number 3 for more info...) * 2-6 weeks notice on your work schedule/roster * Staff travel - flights from £5 plus airport fees and taxes (takes price to around £21-£25), though not always garunteed

Cons

* Very exhausting work, e.g. waking up at 3am 3 days in a row, getting roughly 12-14 hours between shifts * Little social time during work days, and days off you're too tired to go out and do anything * (continued from pro number 3) very flexible only if you know a couple months in advance when you want/need time off work

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easyJet Response
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Hello, thank you for taking the time to share your positive experience of working for easyJet. We are really glad to hear that you are enjoying your time with us so much. We really appreciate all the hard work the Crew do at the heart of our operation. Thanks

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