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Old 30-01-2008, 10:02   #14
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Re: Manchester baggage handling jobs to go...
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Originally Posted by Cobbydaler View Post
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Well, I hope the competition improves the turnaround time, rather than worsens it. Manchester is the worst airport I've ever used when it comes to baggage retrieval time. Always over an hour from disembarking, even in the dead of night.

Much larger airports, home & abroad, manage it far quicker...
This translates to...

We dont want to employ people in house anymore despite making millions of pounds profit.

We want more profit.

We are managers and therefore we dont want to do anything to threaten our cosy work life and all the benefits we enjoy.

Therefore as pooh flows downhill.we look down ,we will outsource our baggae handling, TUPE the existing workforce to a holding company and additionally,make them feel threatened by an good dollop of migrant labour.
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