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Quote from: The Moan Ranger on April 07, 2022, 06:25:16 PM How many don't turn up generally...?
Quote from: Barman on April 05, 2022, 07:10:59 AMQuote from: The Moan Ranger on April 05, 2022, 06:58:34 AMQuote from: Barman on April 05, 2022, 06:55:18 AMQuote from: The Moan Ranger on April 05, 2022, 06:47:45 AMQuote from: Barman on April 05, 2022, 06:33:03 AMQuote from: The Moan Ranger on April 05, 2022, 06:17:55 AMQuote from: The Moan Ranger on March 04, 2022, 08:33:43 PMAnother 4 nights with just me running the whole cleaning & baggage operation. No major calamities this time, just the daily fire-fighting of too few staff, internal squabbling and additional tasks piled on daily.We're gonna be right royally fucked when the the summer schedule (190+ flights daily) kicks in on 27th March. As predicted, it's a clusterfuck. The press office blames Covid for staff shortages, but that is being VERY economical with the truth. Probably 5% Covid, 95% we simply can't get staff despite the pay rise. Lockdown made people lazy, they don't want to work - especially a physical, work-in-all-weather, unsociable hours environment. I've just finished a night where I had to send all the bags out from 19:00 in the North terminal (baggage controller shortage) spend 3 hours printing stuff on a slow printer in a different location as our soopah-doopah printer has snuffed it, 3 hours doing systems/paperwok for an colleague who injured themself cleaning an aircraft, then go to the South terminal to send out the first lot of bags from there until I was relieved, then BACK to the North terminal to help shift bags there, due to staff shortages. Was meant to finish at 05:45, left at 06:30.Back in on Saturday - and back to the old 2 days/2 nights pattern. Thank fuck. Constant night shifts are a curse.Get somebody to look after U28933 on Friday please... I don't want to be hanging around all day thank you very much... Friday I will be getting drunk early doors and there's no guarantee it will not be cancelled - another 19 cancelled already today. Shit! On the upside, it's planned on an A321 and not many of them get cancelled 240 passengers booked...235 seats...
Quote from: The Moan Ranger on April 05, 2022, 06:58:34 AMQuote from: Barman on April 05, 2022, 06:55:18 AMQuote from: The Moan Ranger on April 05, 2022, 06:47:45 AMQuote from: Barman on April 05, 2022, 06:33:03 AMQuote from: The Moan Ranger on April 05, 2022, 06:17:55 AMQuote from: The Moan Ranger on March 04, 2022, 08:33:43 PMAnother 4 nights with just me running the whole cleaning & baggage operation. No major calamities this time, just the daily fire-fighting of too few staff, internal squabbling and additional tasks piled on daily.We're gonna be right royally fucked when the the summer schedule (190+ flights daily) kicks in on 27th March. As predicted, it's a clusterfuck. The press office blames Covid for staff shortages, but that is being VERY economical with the truth. Probably 5% Covid, 95% we simply can't get staff despite the pay rise. Lockdown made people lazy, they don't want to work - especially a physical, work-in-all-weather, unsociable hours environment. I've just finished a night where I had to send all the bags out from 19:00 in the North terminal (baggage controller shortage) spend 3 hours printing stuff on a slow printer in a different location as our soopah-doopah printer has snuffed it, 3 hours doing systems/paperwok for an colleague who injured themself cleaning an aircraft, then go to the South terminal to send out the first lot of bags from there until I was relieved, then BACK to the North terminal to help shift bags there, due to staff shortages. Was meant to finish at 05:45, left at 06:30.Back in on Saturday - and back to the old 2 days/2 nights pattern. Thank fuck. Constant night shifts are a curse.Get somebody to look after U28933 on Friday please... I don't want to be hanging around all day thank you very much... Friday I will be getting drunk early doors and there's no guarantee it will not be cancelled - another 19 cancelled already today. Shit! On the upside, it's planned on an A321 and not many of them get cancelled
Quote from: Barman on April 05, 2022, 06:55:18 AMQuote from: The Moan Ranger on April 05, 2022, 06:47:45 AMQuote from: Barman on April 05, 2022, 06:33:03 AMQuote from: The Moan Ranger on April 05, 2022, 06:17:55 AMQuote from: The Moan Ranger on March 04, 2022, 08:33:43 PMAnother 4 nights with just me running the whole cleaning & baggage operation. No major calamities this time, just the daily fire-fighting of too few staff, internal squabbling and additional tasks piled on daily.We're gonna be right royally fucked when the the summer schedule (190+ flights daily) kicks in on 27th March. As predicted, it's a clusterfuck. The press office blames Covid for staff shortages, but that is being VERY economical with the truth. Probably 5% Covid, 95% we simply can't get staff despite the pay rise. Lockdown made people lazy, they don't want to work - especially a physical, work-in-all-weather, unsociable hours environment. I've just finished a night where I had to send all the bags out from 19:00 in the North terminal (baggage controller shortage) spend 3 hours printing stuff on a slow printer in a different location as our soopah-doopah printer has snuffed it, 3 hours doing systems/paperwok for an colleague who injured themself cleaning an aircraft, then go to the South terminal to send out the first lot of bags from there until I was relieved, then BACK to the North terminal to help shift bags there, due to staff shortages. Was meant to finish at 05:45, left at 06:30.Back in on Saturday - and back to the old 2 days/2 nights pattern. Thank fuck. Constant night shifts are a curse.Get somebody to look after U28933 on Friday please... I don't want to be hanging around all day thank you very much... Friday I will be getting drunk early doors and there's no guarantee it will not be cancelled - another 19 cancelled already today. Shit! On the upside, it's planned on an A321 and not many of them get cancelled
Quote from: The Moan Ranger on April 05, 2022, 06:47:45 AMQuote from: Barman on April 05, 2022, 06:33:03 AMQuote from: The Moan Ranger on April 05, 2022, 06:17:55 AMQuote from: The Moan Ranger on March 04, 2022, 08:33:43 PMAnother 4 nights with just me running the whole cleaning & baggage operation. No major calamities this time, just the daily fire-fighting of too few staff, internal squabbling and additional tasks piled on daily.We're gonna be right royally fucked when the the summer schedule (190+ flights daily) kicks in on 27th March. As predicted, it's a clusterfuck. The press office blames Covid for staff shortages, but that is being VERY economical with the truth. Probably 5% Covid, 95% we simply can't get staff despite the pay rise. Lockdown made people lazy, they don't want to work - especially a physical, work-in-all-weather, unsociable hours environment. I've just finished a night where I had to send all the bags out from 19:00 in the North terminal (baggage controller shortage) spend 3 hours printing stuff on a slow printer in a different location as our soopah-doopah printer has snuffed it, 3 hours doing systems/paperwok for an colleague who injured themself cleaning an aircraft, then go to the South terminal to send out the first lot of bags from there until I was relieved, then BACK to the North terminal to help shift bags there, due to staff shortages. Was meant to finish at 05:45, left at 06:30.Back in on Saturday - and back to the old 2 days/2 nights pattern. Thank fuck. Constant night shifts are a curse.Get somebody to look after U28933 on Friday please... I don't want to be hanging around all day thank you very much... Friday I will be getting drunk early doors and there's no guarantee it will not be cancelled - another 19 cancelled already today. Shit!
Quote from: Barman on April 05, 2022, 06:33:03 AMQuote from: The Moan Ranger on April 05, 2022, 06:17:55 AMQuote from: The Moan Ranger on March 04, 2022, 08:33:43 PMAnother 4 nights with just me running the whole cleaning & baggage operation. No major calamities this time, just the daily fire-fighting of too few staff, internal squabbling and additional tasks piled on daily.We're gonna be right royally fucked when the the summer schedule (190+ flights daily) kicks in on 27th March. As predicted, it's a clusterfuck. The press office blames Covid for staff shortages, but that is being VERY economical with the truth. Probably 5% Covid, 95% we simply can't get staff despite the pay rise. Lockdown made people lazy, they don't want to work - especially a physical, work-in-all-weather, unsociable hours environment. I've just finished a night where I had to send all the bags out from 19:00 in the North terminal (baggage controller shortage) spend 3 hours printing stuff on a slow printer in a different location as our soopah-doopah printer has snuffed it, 3 hours doing systems/paperwok for an colleague who injured themself cleaning an aircraft, then go to the South terminal to send out the first lot of bags from there until I was relieved, then BACK to the North terminal to help shift bags there, due to staff shortages. Was meant to finish at 05:45, left at 06:30.Back in on Saturday - and back to the old 2 days/2 nights pattern. Thank fuck. Constant night shifts are a curse.Get somebody to look after U28933 on Friday please... I don't want to be hanging around all day thank you very much... Friday I will be getting drunk early doors and there's no guarantee it will not be cancelled - another 19 cancelled already today.
Quote from: The Moan Ranger on April 05, 2022, 06:17:55 AMQuote from: The Moan Ranger on March 04, 2022, 08:33:43 PMAnother 4 nights with just me running the whole cleaning & baggage operation. No major calamities this time, just the daily fire-fighting of too few staff, internal squabbling and additional tasks piled on daily.We're gonna be right royally fucked when the the summer schedule (190+ flights daily) kicks in on 27th March. As predicted, it's a clusterfuck. The press office blames Covid for staff shortages, but that is being VERY economical with the truth. Probably 5% Covid, 95% we simply can't get staff despite the pay rise. Lockdown made people lazy, they don't want to work - especially a physical, work-in-all-weather, unsociable hours environment. I've just finished a night where I had to send all the bags out from 19:00 in the North terminal (baggage controller shortage) spend 3 hours printing stuff on a slow printer in a different location as our soopah-doopah printer has snuffed it, 3 hours doing systems/paperwok for an colleague who injured themself cleaning an aircraft, then go to the South terminal to send out the first lot of bags from there until I was relieved, then BACK to the North terminal to help shift bags there, due to staff shortages. Was meant to finish at 05:45, left at 06:30.Back in on Saturday - and back to the old 2 days/2 nights pattern. Thank fuck. Constant night shifts are a curse.Get somebody to look after U28933 on Friday please... I don't want to be hanging around all day thank you very much...
Quote from: The Moan Ranger on March 04, 2022, 08:33:43 PMAnother 4 nights with just me running the whole cleaning & baggage operation. No major calamities this time, just the daily fire-fighting of too few staff, internal squabbling and additional tasks piled on daily.We're gonna be right royally fucked when the the summer schedule (190+ flights daily) kicks in on 27th March. As predicted, it's a clusterfuck. The press office blames Covid for staff shortages, but that is being VERY economical with the truth. Probably 5% Covid, 95% we simply can't get staff despite the pay rise. Lockdown made people lazy, they don't want to work - especially a physical, work-in-all-weather, unsociable hours environment. I've just finished a night where I had to send all the bags out from 19:00 in the North terminal (baggage controller shortage) spend 3 hours printing stuff on a slow printer in a different location as our soopah-doopah printer has snuffed it, 3 hours doing systems/paperwok for an colleague who injured themself cleaning an aircraft, then go to the South terminal to send out the first lot of bags from there until I was relieved, then BACK to the North terminal to help shift bags there, due to staff shortages. Was meant to finish at 05:45, left at 06:30.Back in on Saturday - and back to the old 2 days/2 nights pattern. Thank fuck. Constant night shifts are a curse.
Another 4 nights with just me running the whole cleaning & baggage operation. No major calamities this time, just the daily fire-fighting of too few staff, internal squabbling and additional tasks piled on daily.We're gonna be right royally fucked when the the summer schedule (190+ flights daily) kicks in on 27th March.
23 minute delay due to passenger smoking on the jetty and being agressive to the flight despatcher. Police called, 2 x passengers denied travel and 1 bag (out of 154) had to be located and offloaded. 218 travelled in total.
Quote from: The Moan Ranger on April 08, 2022, 07:08:33 AM23 minute delay due to passenger smoking on the jetty and being agressive to the flight despatcher. Police called, 2 x passengers denied travel and 1 bag (out of 154) had to be located and offloaded. 218 travelled in total.Thought LL had packed up ...
On the deck 17 minutes early