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Newbie Posts: 1 #1  WARNINGS about working for Ryanair  Posted 15/06/2012 at 13:55 Quote   Reply Hi everyone!!! I read in the website Ryanairdontcarecrew that 1) 60% of New  recruited Probationary Ryanair Cabin Crew are Terminated before 12 months  (and this affects permanently the person’s curriculum when applying for other  Airline companies), 2) new recruits are given a salary that after taxes amounts  to barely a half of the promised 1,100-1,400 € and 3) the Crewlink Training  Course itself involves great stress, sleepless nights for the huge study load and  considerable extra expenses for food and transportation. Is there anyone who attended the Crewlink Course in Hahn and worked for  Crewlink and Ryanair that can provide me a clearer idea about the whole  thing? Because I know that maybe it’s the actual truth, but what this site published  was really disheartening for me and now I’m scared about wasting my money and my time … Thank you!!!!        Jump to Top Photo Taken Off by Ryanairdontcare Posts: 55 United Kingdom #2  Re: WARNINGS about working for Ryanair  Posted 15/06/2012 at 23:15 Quote   Reply In reply to post #1... Hi, I've worked for Ryanair for just over two months :) 1) It's hard to get fired if you don't ever do anything wrong! Don't take unnecessary sick  days, show up on time, well groomed, do your job right...they can't fire you. 2) I've had 2 salaries, that AFTER tax deductions, uniform deductions and Crewlink course  costs, still amount to over £1000. 3) haha training with Crewlink WAS very stressful - they're unhelpful, untrustworthy and  completely disorganised. The actual teachers/instructors are amazing, but the 6 weeks there  was HARD, mentally and physically. With all that said, I love the job, more than I thought I would. The crew are all so nice and  friendly, and once you get the hang of the job it's not that hard. If you WANT to fly, do it, that's my advice. John said, This makes me so happy that new recruits are aware of exploitation at Ryanair....That is all i can do for them it is their choice to join this Recruitment  Scammed Airline.