I heard 34 have resigned for Australia. What's the pay/quality of life cut off? Seems like for anyone below a 9 (or wanting adventure/transfer) a few years over there wouldn't be a huge deal.
We have one CPC, one CPCIT from a 9, and me a CPCIT from a 7 all leaving from a 12
The Hong Kong gig seems really really good based on what one of our guys who flew out there to do their assessment said about it.
A few of the people I have talked to said I guess there and the middle east is the places most australians leave to control if they do leave, I just have zero interest in the middle east
I flew out for the Hong Kong tower assessment. It was a good time and seems like a great opportunity. The pay is great, health insurance, no overtime (1-2 contractual days if HK schedules for them), flights home each year for you and family and probably more. Down side is it isn’t a permanent position or a path to citizenship like Australia is.
I flew out for the Hong Kong tower assessment. It was a good time and seems like a great opportunity. The pay is great, health insurance, no overtime (1-2 contractual days if HK schedules for them), flights home each year for you and family and probably more. Down side is it isn’t a permanent position or a path to citizenship like Australia is.
If they had respected two systems one country I would have been much more interested. How was it though?
A few of the people I have talked to said I guess there and the middle east is the places most australians leave to control if they do leave, I just have zero interest in the middle east
If they had respected two systems one country I would have been much more interested. How was it though?
It was pretty great imo. The airport is pretty well laid out. Everyone from NATS to the HKers were very nice and open about the whole system and how it works being half contract and half HK controllers. It would be amazing for 2-3 years and if I could hold my spot here I wouldn’t hesitate. But I don’t see it as long term material for myself.