yes, standby is much easier at SW, Delta, United, US Air than it is at Jetblue

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Jan 27, 2015
11:47:58am

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Anybody know how much Jet Blue pays their work from home customer service reps?

Bobby Dooley

1/27/15 11:14am

Yes, but sweet flight benefits.

Bernard

1/27/15 11:15am

You can fly somewhere cheap but you can't afford to stay there

RC Vikings

1/27/15 11:32am

I thought I heard like $9 an hour or so but yeah good flight benefits

Ebolarama

1/27/15 11:16am

yep, start at $9 but flight benefits ARE NOT good, too hard to get on standby

palangi

1/27/15 11:24am

Is standby easy anywhere? My BIL works for Southwest in Dallas and

Ebolarama

1/27/15 11:27am

Standby is not good for most carriers these days because they are packing more

workindev

1/27/15 11:33am

It all depends on where you are in seniority and where you are in the company.

Flyski

1/27/15 11:42am

jetblue doesn't do seniority, but you have 4 flights/day with 2500 employees

palangi

1/27/15 11:50am

My FIL is #1 in Northwest senority. He once bumped the Presdient of NWA.

OldCosmo

1/27/15 11:50am

Eazy E ?

Ebolarama

1/27/15 11:53am

yes, standby is much easier at SW, Delta, United, US Air than it is at Jetblue

palangi

1/27/15 11:47am

this^^

FuriousMonkey

1/27/15 1:22pm

Looks like it's between $9 - $16 / hr

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