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The article mentions airline pilots. This is presumably a follow on to the Ryanair news the other week.
There is no way that an airline pilot could claim no MOO, no SDC or ROS so they should always be inside anyway.
This is just more noise.
Edit: and the whole article is wildly speculative. Must have been a slow day on the office.
The article mentions airline pilots. This is presumably a follow on to the Ryanair news the other week.
There is no way that an airline pilot could claim no MOO, no SDC or ROS so they should always be inside anyway.
This is just more noise.
If a self employed pilot is offered work with no guarantee of either offer or acceptance, where is the MOO?
There is no way that a regular, non-interim airline pilot could claim no MOO, no SDC or ROS so they should always be employed by the airline anyway.
FTFY. Also, supply teachers, Locum doctors and medical personnel, and other traditional full time permanent roles where cover is required if someone is absent.
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