Originally Posted by
SxMan
i’m sure she wanted the passengers to remain asleep so that she didn’t have to run around and look after them by serving them food and drink. If they’re all nicely tucked up, she doesn’t have any work to do. Some of these cabin crew are getting really really lazy nowadays. it used to be so much better with worldwide Fleet.
With all staff on cheaper contracts that were torn up and replaced a few years ago due to costs by previous management, with inflation in the last two years having eaten into everyone’s pockets, where’s the incentive to work hard for very little? This comes from the top, if staff don’t feel valued or appreciated then work ethics decline.