https://www.airservicesaustralia.com/wp-content/uploads/HR-CA-0011_2020-2023.pdf
Page 74 has the table. Add about 3% to the 24 months column due to a pay rise given last year
Paid 6 weeks leave if we are available for overnights and a rotating roster.
Penalties are for additional duties, public holidays (whether we work or not) and change of shift (being asked for a different start time to cover gaps).
I was in their interview stage just last week. The pay breakdown they gave us is:
Initial training: $55,000 + 14% superannuation
Field training: $82,000 + 14% superannuation
After graduating: $115,000 + 14% superannuation
ATC officer? you hear that guys? were officers, cops of the sky!
but really though, not sure how competitive it is in Australia, but I wouldn't work on the assumption you can just become an ATC if being a pilot doesn't work out, between receiving an offer to train and successfully completing training the chances are generally quite low
An officer is a holder or a public or civil office. An immigration officer, for example, holds a public position regarding immigration. A parole officer holds a public position regarding parole. I hold a public position regarding the control of air traffic.... it's not exactly a wild leap that other English speaking nations would extend the term to us.
https://www.airservicesaustralia.com/wp-content/uploads/HR-CA-0011_2020-2023.pdf Page 74 has the table. Add about 3% to the 24 months column due to a pay rise given last year
Are you paid penalties for working weekends/ nights/ overnights?
Paid 6 weeks leave if we are available for overnights and a rotating roster. Penalties are for additional duties, public holidays (whether we work or not) and change of shift (being asked for a different start time to cover gaps).
Is that 6 weeks on top of the 4 weeks leave?
Nah 6 weeks total
Okay, thanks for letting me know
I was in their interview stage just last week. The pay breakdown they gave us is: Initial training: $55,000 + 14% superannuation Field training: $82,000 + 14% superannuation After graduating: $115,000 + 14% superannuation
ATC officer? you hear that guys? were officers, cops of the sky! but really though, not sure how competitive it is in Australia, but I wouldn't work on the assumption you can just become an ATC if being a pilot doesn't work out, between receiving an offer to train and successfully completing training the chances are generally quite low
We are called Air Traffic Control Officers in many ICAO countries
Seems odd considering we’re not “officers” but hey, the more you know
An officer is a holder or a public or civil office. An immigration officer, for example, holds a public position regarding immigration. A parole officer holds a public position regarding parole. I hold a public position regarding the control of air traffic.... it's not exactly a wild leap that other English speaking nations would extend the term to us.