Staffing Talk
DECEMBER 31, 1969
I'll pay $125 or $250 no problem one way to upgrade as I just did on a trip to Phoenix or $2200 RT on a Miami - Buenos Aires trip on Aerolineas Argentinas last year.But I don't get those making crazy efforts to maintain their elite status on the airline of their choice. From… [.]
SmartSearch
JULY 23, 2018
Think “Southwest Airlines,” and you might start dreaming about getting away for a quick vacation. But this is something that all staffing firms should include in their marketing, sales and customer engagement strategies each year. Think “Nike,” and you’ll probably imagine your next workout.
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Visier - Talent Acquisition
JANUARY 14, 2022
The challenges of staffing shortages and the inability to work from home have put extreme pressure on these employees, many of whom are considering leaving. New Protocols Cause Turbulence for Airlines. After two years of working through the pandemic, frontline workers are exhausted. The grocery cashier ringing you up is not OK (CNN).
Linkedin Talent Blog
AUGUST 16, 2023
After starting out at the airline 14 years ago as a part-time gate agent, Melvina eventually became a full-time customer service representative. Like a growing number of employers, the airline is focusing more on job candidates’ skills and less on educational pedigree when measuring potential success.
Staffing Talk
MARCH 1, 2012
Delta Air Lines is the only domestic airline to use a flexible staffing program. The airline calls it a “win-win,” saying it helps better manage staffing levels. The airline won’t make public the cost savings it derives from the program. This process can be stopped, but only with a union contract.”
Eightfold
OCTOBER 28, 2020
One airline cut the time scheduling and coordinating interviews by 48 percent. . Scott Wintrip is the author of High Velocity Hiring: How to Hire Top Talent in an Instant and named one of the “Staffing 100” by Staffing Industry Analysts. You can prepare for the waxing and waning need for staffing, expected or not. .
The Staffing Stream
JULY 14, 2022
Like any market breakdown, it’s driven by multiple factors, but one phenomenon seems to be the chief culprit: During the pandemic, airlines and the government bodies that oversee their transportation infrastructure laid off staff due to anticipated drops in demand.
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