Hundreds apply for Air Serbia’s crew vacancies

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Air Serbia has said hundreds of applications have been submitted for the airline’s largest cabin crew recruitment drive in five years. The carrier noted it has been swamped with calls from those interested in taking part in the recruitment. The airline has since put up a direct link to the application form on the landing page of its website. Those interested have until this Friday, February 24, to apply. “We are glad about the great interest for the position of cabin crew at our company. The expansion of our network of destinations and our fleet created opportunities for hiring new members of our team. As prior experience has shown, the majority of applications usually arrive in the last few days of the call, which once again proved to be correct. I invite all candidates who wish to join the national airline as cabin crew members to use this opportunity and apply”, the carrier’s General Manager for People and Performance, Milica Netković said.

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  1. Anonymous15:08

    When they find out the salary paid by AirSerbia most of them will give up

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    1. Anonymous15:56

      We all know their salary, so your theory dors seem to be a concern for those applying for those jobs.. Does posting something negative about JU makes your day better ?

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    2. Anonymous16:34

      So, Anon 15.08, what are the salaries, cause obviously you know something, so don't be afraid to share. Speak up!

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    3. Anonymous16:57

      €420 basic salary

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    4. Anonymous17:12

      Basic salary doesn't say anything because no one makes just that. Of course people know about salaries when applying for jobs...

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    5. Anonymous21:47

      anonymous16:57

      The fact you use base vs maximal potential speaks a lot about how you see work ethics.

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    6. Anonymous03:43

      Sure, but when you get sick you only receive 420 euros. Good luck living on that amount in Belgrade, especially if you dont own an appartment

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    7. Anonymous10:43

      420 can't keep you alive in Belgrade.

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    8. Anonymous11:43

      No way this is the base salary of the cabin crew. This is less than the call centre agent salary without bonuses, and it is even lower than Serbian average.
      Honestly, I cannot trust this is the correct information.

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    9. Anonymous12:32

      You dont have to, but it is unfortunately true

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    10. Anonymous01:03

      Ok, so you just dont get it. Mentioning sick days just confirms your work ethics of looking to play sick 365 days a year.

      OK, granted, 2 weeks a year you might be sick, and you will get a base for those two weeks. Can you now please provide the full comp package for s regular month, please? If you didnt get the point of my last comment, the question was what is the total possible comp. Please don’t reply with something defetist again, like calling out sick days…

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  2. Anonymous16:40

    Well said.
    Reading some negative comments, I would say that they all come from those who would rather sit in cafe whole day.every day but work for salary as it is never good enough for them, cause they worth much more... And in reality, they nobody would even consider then for any position even if it would be for free.

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  3. Anonymous16:42

    It's pity the call is open for Serbian passport holders only. I would love to see international crew members one day.

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    1. Anonymous16:45

      It's the Serbian flag carrier, it goes without saying that the crew should speak Serbian as a general rule.

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    2. Nemjee16:58

      I'd rather see Serbs hired by the Serbian national carrier.

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    3. Anonymous16:59

      Is it maybe a legal requirement? It would make the most sense, because not even the Open Balkan countries are included

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    4. Anonymous19:18

      @Nemjee, what about non-Serb citizens of Serbia?

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    5. Anonymous20:46

      Anon 19:18, they speak serbian aswell so its not a problem.

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    6. Anonymous20:52

      Nemjee, I think your comment is not very appropriate. In your beloved Cyprus. people come from different backgrounds and serve you at the hotels. Emirates or Etihad have a heavily international cabin crew. LCC cabins are rotating all the time and they can be just from anywhere. Who cares where the cabin crew are from as long as they perform their job correctly. Besides, if you are a regular traveller, you will quite often detect the accent of the pilots speaking or the cabin crew. I flew Emirates a couple of times and they had non-Arab gorgeous looking and professional crew.

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    7. Anonymous21:57

      Nemjee
      -1

      Anon 20:52
      +1, well said

      Diversity makes us better. Air Serbia is positioning itself as a transfer airline so no need for “only Serbian” mentality. Cyprus and Malta are good examples of recently opened markets. The Gulf countries even more so.

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    8. Anonymous22:36

      Citizen or not, cabin crew on a Serbian airline should know how to speak Serbian. Same way Japan Airlines would only hire crew that at least speak Japanese, or Asiana the same for Korean.

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  4. Anonymous17:02

    Actually it is the opposite. There are so many opportunities for young people, particularly in big cities, that it is pushing the price of labor up. Without any substanital growth in wages in JU there is simply no incentive for people to choose JU over a plethora of big companies in these cities.

    Particularly as the new crew will not be working on the A330 for first two or three years, rather doing double daily ATRs

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  5. Anonymous19:27

    There are no such people, like in France, everyone is French.

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    1. Anonymous21:37

      So true. In Martinique and Guadeloupe islands of the French Republic, I did not feel white, nor European, nor foreign, nor richer nor poorer, even though everyone is black there, up until I had to say something in English. They were all French, all black and I was assumed to be French until I had something to say.

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    2. Anonymous15:56

      France is defined as a Civil and not a national state.

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  6. Anonymous19:59

    Cabin salaries are regrettably very low at AS, you can nowadays only afford working for this pay and live in Belgrade if you are a) still young and b) live at your parent's place

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  7. Anonymous20:05

    Good luck to all the candidates :) Being a cabin crew member may be a good start for future career in aviation industry.

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    1. Anonymous21:56

      What is the starting net salary of a cabin crew steward(ess) at Air Serbia?

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  8. Anonymous21:56

    What is the starting net salary of a cabin crew steward(ess) at Air Serbia?

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  9. Anonymous22:26

    Be creative - https://cabincrewhq.com/air-serbia-requirements/

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  10. Anonymous22:26

    35.000 rsd

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    1. Anonymous22:52

      11.000 plus bonuses

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  11. Anonymous22:50

    Yes, and the data about people that applied for positions supports ure view..

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  12. Anonymous23:29

    Let's hope Air Serbia can fill the vacancies because the rest of the world are struggling to recruit enough staff for their Airlines.

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  13. Anonymous23:37

    Please AVOID AIR SERBIA! TERRIBLE MANAGEMENT, SALARY APPROX 700-800 EURO, flying NON STOP, only old crew is getting vacation and parking space!
    I worked there,ots AWFUL!

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    1. Anonymous12:02

      Soo, the salary of the cabin crew amounts to:
      a) 420 euros
      b) 35 000 RSD
      C) 700-800 euros

      What it's true?

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  14. Anonymous15:30

    How many places are available?

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    1. Anonymous15:33

      I think 50. I know it's under 100.

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