Frontier eliminates 1300 jobs, which includes closing MKE call center
#1
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Frontier eliminates 1300 jobs, which includes closing MKE call center
The longtime MKE call center will close, eliminating 140 positions, and DEN will lose 1160 jobs.
http://www.denverpost.com/business/c...ervations-work
http://www.denverpost.com/business/c...ervations-work
#2
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Definitely sounds like they are continuing to downsize DEN....sad say considering "Colorado's Airline" has truly, finally become a thing of the past
Prices and options at DIA will only get worse...no matter how much/if you didn't like F9, you can't deny they helped lower prices and keep Denver a competitive hub between the 3 airlines....
Prices and options at DIA will only get worse...no matter how much/if you didn't like F9, you can't deny they helped lower prices and keep Denver a competitive hub between the 3 airlines....
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Ugh, how awful. My station (RDU) is already staffed by only contract employees so it's not a personal loss but I don't agree with these types of moves. Yet another downgrade of a once good airline.
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Definitely sounds like they are continuing to downsize DEN....sad say considering "Colorado's Airline" has truly, finally become a thing of the past
Prices and options at DIA will only get worse...no matter how much/if you didn't like F9, you can't deny they helped lower prices and keep Denver a competitive hub between the 3 airlines....
Prices and options at DIA will only get worse...no matter how much/if you didn't like F9, you can't deny they helped lower prices and keep Denver a competitive hub between the 3 airlines....
Is there any other airline that does this?
#5
Join Date: Aug 2013
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The employees in DEN had been trying to unionize themselves, so management responded by simply axing them all. The sad thing about it is that the company which they're outsourcing too, and who is now hiring for the same positions, isn't paying much less starting out vs the low wages Frontier was already paying their long time loyal employees. I honestly don't see much financial gain here, even in the best case scenario. But the negative impact will almost certainly be felt within the operation. But that also fits right in line with all the other decisions Frontier has been making lately. They used to be a decent airline, but now are leading the way to the bottom.
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Yeah, I can't agree with you anymore!!! I felt sorry for those people who loses the job. It's time to move on.