Ryanairdontcarecrew

1 Mar 2016

RYANAIR DALMAC LAUNCH RECRUITMENT DRIVE OF CABIN CREW IN IRELAND WHICH IS A SCAM.

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RYANAIR/DALMAC IN RUSH IRELAND HAVE INVESTED A LOT IN MEDIA ARTICLES IN IRELAND OVER THE LAST FEW WEEKS.THE IRISH INDEPENDENT HAS RUN THESE PAID EDITORIALS BELOW.
http://www.independent.ie/life/travel/travel-news/ryanair-launches-drive-to-recruit-hundreds-of-cabin-crew-in-ireland-34491209.html
And
http://www.independent.ie/regionals/fingalindependent/news/new-cabin-crew-jobs-available-as-ryanair-continues-to-expand-34353018.html

Let me start by introducing to a woman who is a millionaire thanks to the recruitment for termination  policy of cabin crew set up by Ryanair.Her name is Ann McCrudden see her photo below.(the one talking)

McCrudden set a company called Fingal Language Institute Ltd e , of Main Street, Rush in Dublin in the 90s which teaches students the English language.In 2004 she set up a shell company called Dalmac Recruitment and Aviation who recruited and facilitated cabin crew training for young people all over Europe to become cabin crew at Ryanair.
At the same time Ryanair and Ann McCrudden opened a shell company called Workforce International Ltd who gave out probationary Ryanair cabin crew contracts. Dalmac/ Workforce International give these Ryanair cabin crew contracts out.The maze is to set up shell companies to funnel the cash out from probationary Ryanair cabin crew who are recruited, through the per hour rate of pay scam.
Ryanair pay Workforce International a hourly rate of pay for each recruited probationary cabin crew member(2000+ probationary cabin crew at any one time) with 50% of this hourly rate of pay kept by Workforce International.

Per hour rate of pay scam......

Ryanair pay Workforce International 30 per hour for 2000+probationary cabin crew
2000+ probationary cabin crew work (limit hours for safety) of 100 a month.
200,000 hours is paid by Ryanair to Workforce International at €30 per hour.
€ million paid to Workforce International by Ryanair.
€ million is paid in salary each month and € million each month given to Workforce International.
€ million each year is give by Ryanair to Workforce International with shareholders not being aware.
New recruits must still be recruited and Terminated to keep the maze going.We at Ryanairdontcare Campaign call this recruitment  for Termination and was the main reason for this Campaign and Blog..
These shell companies Crewlink and Dalac/Workforce International,set up by Ryanair will have you believe they are NOT connected and two separate recruitment agents.Look at Andrew Swan worked for both.
https://www.linkedin.com/pub/andrew-swan/44/5a5/279?trk=pub-pbmap

A much bigger shell company was set up by Ryanair called Crewlink Ireland Ltd who do the very same as Workforce International..Since 2008 Crewlink have Terminated 12,000+ probationary Ryanair cabin crew.We are not sure how many Workforce International have Terminated but it is in the thousands.
Crewlink Ireland report below.
http://www.irishtimes.com/business/transport-and-tourism/airline-staff-supplier-crewlink-shows-10-rise-in-turnover-1.2249092#.VYAOJf2reZY.twitter

John said,
In the last three  years Anne McCrudden business (Dalmac Workforce International )could have had a profit of over  100 million.The majority of these millions have been paid by Ryanair for recruitment/contracts to probationary cabin crew with up to 60% of these probationary cabin crew being terminated before a 12th month period.This recruitment for termination has not only made huge amounts of money for Ryanair but also made Anne McCrudden a very wealthy lady.One luxury home and four large premises No 12, No 14, No 16 and No 18 Main Street Rush,a large building extension at the rear,gaining plenty of space to boost Ryanair recruitment for termination in the coming years(photos below). We can also confirm her involvement with St. Joseph's Secondary School Convent Lane,Rush, Co. Dublin. http://www.stjosephsrush.ie/node/161.
How very nice, Ms McCrudden is a Director of Rush Community Council and a Poet.You could not make this up..She also welcomes many Spanish students each summer to Rush outside Dublin showing them the real English Language with NO hint of Irish.Mrs McCrudden also enjoys Theatre Company involvement in Rush.''ONE GREAT ACTRESS''.
The article below was published a few years ago by a foreign journalist regarding Dalmac and Ann McCrudden which has no input from Ryanairdontcare Campaign.

ARTICLE A FEW YEAR BACK FROM A EUROPEAN RECORD. ..
Ryanair's shame
THIS NEWSPAPER has always admired the Ryanair success story.  Michael
O'Leary took on European protectionism and a car­tel of flag-carrier
airlines that, between them, fixed ridiculously high prices for air travel.

In doing so, he opened up the skies to mil­lions who had never flown before
and, more than anyone, has made hopping on a plane about as mysterious as
taking the bus was for a previous generation.

But, in doing so, he must be careful to maintain basic standards of decency.
Today, we raise questions about employment prac­tices for Ryanair cabin crew
which, although legal, reek of exploitation.

While we all want cheap fares, do we really want them on the back of Eastern
European crew members working for as little as ?15 a flight?

Surely not. The way these people are recruited, trained, tied in to bank
loans, con­tracted out and denied a basic salary seems little more than a
form of bonded slavery. If that is the real price of a cheap flight, then -
in our opinion - it is not worth it.

2. Article
YOUNG EASTERN EUROPEANS LURED HERE FOR AIR STEWARD JOBS COMPELLED TO WORK A
SIX DAY WEEK UNTIL TRAINING COURSE LOAN IS PAID OFF

Ryanair the no frills employer
IRELAND ON SUNDAY - SPECIAL INVESTIGATION - By Valerie Hanley - 5/12/04
No sick leave, pay for your own meals and the cost of cleaning uniform and
then earn ?15 a flight

SCARCELY A day goes by without Ryanair chief Michael O'Leary trumpeting his
own genius in cutting costs at the airline so his customers can travel to
Paris and back for less than the price of a pint.

So he flies you to an out-of-town airport, makes you pay for your own
sandwich, charges ?6 a kilo for excess baggage, removes the seat pocket in
front of you to cut down on cleaning time and even plasters the luggage bins
with ads, to gen­erate even more revenue.

They are all innovations that con­tribute to his swashbuckling leg­end and
place him firmly on the side of the consumer, fighting the crumbling
monopolies of Europe's formerly high-flying State-owned airlines.

What you are less likely to hear about are some of the other ways that
Ryanair cuts costs. In a bid to cushion profit margins from rising fuel
prices and to offset stiffer com­petition from rival firms, the airline has
employed a company to lure dozens of Eastern Europeans to this country. In
places such as Latvia, where the average monthly wage is ?300 - a quarter of
that earned by Irish workers on the minimum wage - it is not difficult to
convince young people burning with a desire to escape from grind­ing poverty
that far away hills are indeed greener.

They are seduced with the promise of:
  a.. earning an annual salary of approximately ?20,000, which is four or
five times more than they could possibly earn at home;
  b.. a jet-set lifestyle which guaran­tees them bonus payments each time
they board a plane;
  c.. a 12-month contract with an international airline;
  d.. airline tickets and transfers to Ireland to train as airline stewards;
  e.. accommodation with Irish host families while training in Ireland;
  f.. health insurance;
  g.. tax refunds.


Competition for this chance of a lifetime is keen. When recruiters arrive at
the Radisson Hotel in the Latvian capital of Riga to interview potential
candidates, they can see as many as 500 to 700 applicants a day. However,
only 50 at a time are selected to complete the five-week training course
which helps qual­ify them to work as airline cabin crew.

Applicants are interviewed in Latvia by representatives of Ryanair and a
Dublin recruitment firm, Dalmac. Based in Rush, Dal­mac runs language
courses which are approved by the Department of Education. Since opening its
doors for business 15 years ago, the company has become one of the leading
players in the language business, bringing huge num­bers of young Spanish
stu­dents here to learn English each summer.

Dalmac is run by husband­ and-wife team Anne and Desmond McCrudden and their
daughter, Laura, has also been involved.

The couple are also directors of a company called Workforce Inter­national
Contractors Limited, which has a three-year contract to provide Ryanair with
cabin crew.

This arrangement has obviously proved to be lucrative for the McCruddens.
Anne and her hus­band own a fleet of vehicles, including two vans and an
eye­-catching silver 04 Audi A4 two­-door convertible sports car worth in
excess of ?50,000.

Business is booming so much that the couple have decided to put their
spacious four-bedroom bungalow, located on the main road leading into Mrs
McCrud­den's home town of Rush, on the market so that they can move to more
exclusive surroundings. The asking price for their home, set on almost
three-quarters of an acre, is ?650,000.

Despite being a jet-setting career woman, Mrs McCrudden, 48, still manages
to find the time to play an active role in her local theatre group. She has
appeared in promi­nent roles in various productions such as Dancing At
Lughnasa with the Millbank Theatre Company in Rush.

Leaflets enticing young Latvians to train in Ireland as air stewards are
circulated by a company called Jartes. And according to Work­force
International director Anne McCrudden, Jartes is an agent for her company.

Training course costs ?3,000
Interested applicants are told they must submit a completed reg­istration
form, four colour photos, a medical certificate, a police clear­ance
certificate, two copies of their passport and a CV These docu­ments must be
supplied in English but, for a fee of ?114 Jartes offers to provide English
versions.

Potential candidates are also told the training course costs ?2,800 on
credit. However, by the time recruits sign training contracts in Latvia with
Dalmac they are informed that the cost of the course is ?3,000 and that they
can cover their fees by availing of a ?3,000 loan from Bank of Ireland. The
loan is repayable over 12 months and they must pay monthly installments of
?276. How­ever, the finer details of what they are signing up to are lost on
many of those applying because of their poor knowledge of English and their
overwhelming eagerness to make a good life for themselves.


It is not until they have signed a work contract with Dalmac's sister
company, Workforce International, that they realise all is not as it seems.

The contract offered to them states that: `This position is at all times
subject to the company holding a contract with Ryanair Ltd. In the event of
the company losing the contract to provide per­sonnel to the client, this
contract will automatically terminate.'

They also discover that they are locked into working for Ryanair until their
Bank of Ireland loans are cleared. But Bank of Ireland insists this
arrangement is not irregular.

This weekend, a bank spokesman said: `This is unsecured lending. This is
structured in a different way than normal, and all parties are happy.

`It is hard to determine what irregular means. This may not be regular
lending. These people do not have a repayment history with ourselves. It is
innovative with regard to how this has been set up,' added the spokesman.

Meanwhile, after beating stiff competition to get a place on the course,
candidates must pay to avail of the free flights to Ireland offered to them.
They can fly for free only on Ryanair only if they make their own way to a
Ryanair base.  As a result some recruits end up paying as much as ?100 to
travel by bus overland to connect with a Ryanair flight.

In addition, they must pay a ?750 deposit before leaving Latvia to cover
accommodation and other costs, including tuition. This is refunded only if a
trainee success­fully completes the course.

Those who fail suffer the same fate as Ryanair travelers who miss their
flights. There are no refunds avail­able.

Then, on arrival in Dublin, trainees discover that their glam­orous-sounding
international air­line steward training school is nothing more than a
Portakabin. Located at the back of the Dalmac language school in Main
Street, Rush, conditions there are basic, with trainees forced to sit almost
shoulder-to-shoulder in cramped classrooms.

They are so tightly packed together that those on the course struggle to
keep their eyes open while many find it difficult to con­centrate because of
the lack of fresh air.  The majority of these students spend only one short
lesson on board an aircraft before doing their final exam - but to qualify
as airline stewards, they must also spend three days on practice flights
with Ryanair.

All trainees must cover their own travel costs of getting on board these
flights - which must originate from a base outside Ireland.

'Not paid a penny for stand-by'
When these young Eastern Europeans eventually graduate from their training
course and practice flights, they are offered work contracts with Workforce
International - and their working conditions are shameful.

Instead of getting either the ?800-1000 basic monthly salary that many of
their Irish counterparts receive or the ?20,000 annual salary they thought
they were getting, they are paid only for the actual flights they work - and
the rates are dismal. They are paid a miserly ?15 for flights lasting less
than 105 minutes - an hour-and-three-quarters - and are entitled only to an
extra ?8 for longer flights.

However, they are not entitled to be paid for:
  a.. being at the airport one hour before scheduled departures;
  b.. the time they spend reporting to Ryanair head office at the end of
each working day;
  c.. sitting at home in full uniform waiting on stand-by to be called to
work;
  d.. `force majeure' days off from work. These days are allowed for absence
due to unforeseen circumstances and, under Irish law, all employees are
entitled to five such days off per annum with full pay;
  e.. being off work on sick leave. Instead staff must claim sickness
benefit from social welfare;
  f.. the cost of cleaning their airline uniforms, which they rent from the
company for ?30 a month.


In addition, they are not allowed to drink water, tea or coffee while on
board and they must pay for their meals.

However, they are paid commission earned on flight sales, are entitled to
?30 for the eight-hour days they may spend waiting at Ryanair airport bases
on standby to work, and they are paid ?60 for annual days off.

A source revealed: `These people work on six-day rotas. Waiting at home
dressed in full uniform, waiting for the phone to ring and call them to
work, is part of their usual working week.

`They are not paid a penny for it. It is only once in a blue moon that they
will be on airport standby and that is because the company has to pay them
for that. I think these people are being totally exploited.'

Both Ryanair and Workforce International deny that Latvian staff are working
below the national minimum wage. In a statement issued this weekend, Ryanair
said Workforce International staff contracted to work with the airline
insisted they were earning an annual salary of ?20,000. The company would
not be drawn on the fact that Latvian staff are paid only on a per-flight
basis.

Ryanair also denied that staff did not enjoy the same legal enti­tlements as
Irish workers, who are allowed five fully paid `force majeure' days.

It insisted that staff can get free water at Ryanair bases but would not
comment of whether they could get beverages free of charge on flights. Their
work contracts clearly state they must look after their own sustenance costs
while on board.

Meanwhile, a company spokesman stated that, regardless of nationality, staff
are not paid for stand-by days spent at home waiting for a call to work.

However, Workforce International director Anne McCrudden did confirm that
people con­tracted by her company to work for Ryanair do not receive a basic
salary, which some of their Irish colleagues are paid.

She also said that the payment of a ?750 deposit by Latvians before they
completed her training course was `for their own protection'.

'I told no one they would get a salary'
`Jartes are an agent in Riga. We are not linked to them. They send people
for interview,' said Mrs McCrudden. `I am shocked if they say in their
literature that people will get a basic salary.

`I haven't told anyone that they will get a basic salary. You had better
contact Jartes about that. The cost of training is ?3,000 and I don't know
why you are talking about ?2,800.

`There is no one on less than the minimum wage. Almost all of them would be
coming out with ?19,000 or ?20,000,' she added. 'We put the ?750 deposit in
place for their own protection. The loan comes into effect only on the last
day of the course and, if they fail, they lose only ?750, not ?3,000.

`The deposit pays for their accommodation, airport transfers, food etc. They
are gaining. We are losing on that,' she said.

Mrs McCrudden also denied that conditions at the training center were
cramped.


Links below of interest regarding Chief exploiter of young Ryanair cabin crew Ann McCrudden.

 http://www.irishtimes.com/culture/my-home-is-your-casa-1.186299

http://cached.newslookup.com/cached.php?ref_id=474&siteid=2392&id=5076578&t=1393911121

 https://www.linkedin.com/pub/andrew-swan/44/5a5/279?trk=pub-pbmap

 http://cavok-ryanair-cabincrew-scam.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/crewlinkryanair-sham-cabin-crew.html


 https://www.linkedin.com/company/groundlink-holding

 http://www.groundlink.pt/#!__en
 https://www.linkedin.com/company/crewlink-ireland-limited



 http://www.teagasc.ie/publications/fruit2000/paper4.asp

 http://www.irishtimes.com/culture/my-home-is-your-casa-1.186299

 http://ryanairdontcarecrew.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/dalmac-language-school-scam-anne.html  report newspaper

This language school is open all year round. Courses are ... Dalmac language institutedescription: The ... contact: Anne McCrudden phone: 01-8437127 fax: 01-8437781 address: North Beach Rush County Dublin. Centre of ...

 http://www.solocheck.ie/Irish-Company/Workforce-International-Contractors-Limited-383055

 http://www.solocheck.ie/Irish-Company/Fingal-Language-Institute-Limited-168400

 http://www.skerriesnews.ie/files/decemberjanuary10.pdf

Ryanair will say Crewlink Ireland and Dalmac are totally independent recruiters bidding for the same young wannabe cabin crew.Clearly Andrew Swan below will tell you different. 
 http://www.irishtimes.com/culture/my-home-is-your-casa-1.186299

http://cached.newslookup.com/cached.php?ref_id=474&siteid=2392&id=5076578&t=1393911121

 https://www.linkedin.com/pub/andrew-swan/44/5a5/279?trk=pub-pbmap

 http://cavok-ryanair-cabincrew-scam.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/crewlinkryanair-sham-cabin-crew.html


 https://www.linkedin.com/company/groundlink-holding

 http://www.groundlink.pt/#!__en
 https://www.linkedin.com/company/crewlink-ireland-limited



 http://www.teagasc.ie/publications/fruit2000/paper4.asp

 http://www.irishtimes.com/culture/my-home-is-your-casa-1.186299

 http://ryanairdontcarecrew.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/dalmac-language-school-scam-anne.html  report newspaper

This language school is open all year round. Courses are ... Dalmac language institutedescription: The ... contact: Anne McCrudden phone: 01-8437127 fax: 01-8437781 address: North Beach Rush County Dublin. Centre of ...

 http://www.solocheck.ie/Irish-Company/Workforce-International-Contractors-Limited-383055

 http://www.solocheck.ie/Irish-Company/Fingal-Language-Institute-Limited-168400

 http://www.skerriesnews.ie/files/decemberjanuary10.pdf

Ryanair will say Crewlink Ireland and Dalmac are totally independent recruiters bidding for the same young wannabe cabin crew.Clearly Andrew Swan below will tell you different. 




The video below (2011) was taken at one of many peaceful protests outside Dalmac in Rush.As you can see they ran over my foot..




We must also point out that over 50 residences in Rush are used by Dalmac to provide accommodation for Spanish Language students and ALL Ryanair cabin crew training students at a cost of €500 a month which goes in the pockets of these residents..NO WONDER I AM NEVER WELCOME IN RUSH...


                                                                         Owned by Ann McCrudden
 

                     Dalmac Head Office Plus The Coffee Shop Next Door In Blue



                                                                      Fingal Language Institute HQ


St. Joseph's Secondary School Convent Lane,Rush, Co. Dublin.
        Ann McCrudden rents their class rooms when she has a high level of students.
They have been made aware of the high level of Termination of probationary Ryanair cabin crew at Workforce International.





DALMAC RYANAIR RECRUITMENT DAY JURY'S INN MANCHESTER IN 2015.
I went along to Manchester were Dalmac had a Ryanair probationary cabin crew recruitment day.You can see the video below.A breakdown of a few main points Ryanair or Dalmac will not tell  young students..
Breakdown.
60% of new recruited probationary cabin crew will be terminated for little to no reason under 12 months.Your training fee,uniform,on board commission and New Joiners Allowance will need to be paid once Terminated.Your bank account will be frozen once Terminated and any money still owed by you will be given to a dept collecting agency Daniels Silverman Limited who will chase you for this dept.






                                                                                     Week of action in 2012.



Dalmac Ryanair cabin crew training at the Crown Plaza in Liverpool in 2013 and they have never been back to Liverpool since...
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/mans-rooftop-protest-against-ryanair-3430793



RYANAIR FLIGHT DELAY CLAIMS..Ryanair Flight Delay Compensation .Claim for yourself ''NOW''...

http://ryanairdontcarecrew.blogspot.co.uk/2016/03/ryanair-flight-delay-claimsryanair.html

DALMAC RECRUITMENT FOR RYANAIR CABIN CREW IN IRELAND IS A SCAM..


As you can see the UK Government Department For Works And Pension made a visit to this blog today.The reason for this could be connected to a high % of terminated probationary Ryanair cabin crew claiming job seeker's allowance after Termination.
Ryanair are masters of exploitation of their workforce for profit and target young cabin crew as a way in keeping the per hour rate of pay Scam going.
Dalmac in Rush are recruiting heavily for cabin crew in Ireland and have invested in newspaper editorials to catch wannabe cabin crew for Ryanair to exploit.
Do Not Be Fooled...

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RYANAIR FLIGHT DELAY CLAIMS..Ryanair Flight Delay Compensation .Claim for yourself ''NOW''...

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RYANAIR ANTI BLOG BBC LOOKING...



Nice to see BBC looking at the www,ryanairdontcarecrew.blogspot.comtoday...Not going to post what they are looking at because Ryanair are watching..
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RYANAIR REPLY LETTER TO CEO MICHAEL O'LEARY ABOUT TERMINATED CABIN CREW..ANTI CAMPAIGN TO CONTINUE.



                                                                                                                 John Foley


                                                                                                                 Liverpool UK


                                                                                                                 1st March 2016





                                                                                      E mail; jonnyjade@yahoo.co.uk











Dear Mr O'leary/David Bonderman,








Mr O'Leary's emailed letter dated 26th February 2016 was truly a pleasure to receive.


You start off your letter saying ''your campaign was not of any concern to Ryanair'', which is laughable Michael.
You seem to forget the 120 blog posts that Ryanair had to pay Google to delete posts from www.ryanairdontcarecrew.blogspot.com which covers a wide range of exploitation involving Ryanair's probationary cabin crew,plus the Ryanair news first page on Google which was a concern for Ryanair.





Ryanair's Juliusz Komorek letter to google to refresh your lost memory Michael is below.As you can see it is not private or confidential anymore.You might want to ask Juliusz to contact google again asking for my blog posts that relate to your on board charity scratch card scam (which generates £millions each year with less than 1% going to charity) to be deleted.


 


 


Juliusz Komorek letter to google.



STRICTLY PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL Re: Ryanairdontcarecrew.blogspot.com 


Dear Sirs,


Ryanairdontcarecrew.blogspot.com (“Ryanairdontcare”) is an anti-Ryanair site, which promulgates false and defamatory statements about Ryanair’s aircraft safety, operating procedures and crew employment conditions, both directly and also through the libcom.org blog. We are extremely concerned that Google has recently promoted this misleading and defamatory site by giving it prominence on the Ryanair page on Google News. The Ryanairdontcare blog was established by Mr. John Foley. It is not the first blog Mr. Foley has had and in fact a similar abusive blog by Mr. Foley, located at a marginally different address, ryanairdontcare.blogspot.com, was closed down by Google on 13 May 2011. Mr. Foley also had a site at www.irishaviationauthority.com which has been suspended. Mr. Foley developed his misguided grudge against Ryanair when his daughter had her probationary employment terminated (by one of our contract agencies) in November 2008 following the first seven weeks of her probationary employment due to repeated absenteeism. Ever since Mr. Foley has pursued an increasingly erratic and dangerous campaign to publicly defame Ryanair. This campaign has included stunts such as unsafe trespass on the roof of Liverpool Airport, trespass across the track at Cheltenham race course in March 2011 (endangering himself, the horses and jockeys) and more recently handcuffing himself to the goalposts at an English Premiership match in Goodson Park. As a result of these extremely dangerous stunts the UK police and court services have issued Mr. Foley with an Anti-Social Behaviour Order (copy as posted on Mr. Foley’s blog available on request) which will be the subject of a court hearing on 24 April next. Ryanair has not taken legal action against Mr. Foley because he has no resources and it would only serve to give him more publicity for his senseless and defamatory campaign. Ryanairdontcare’s completely untrue claims, which mainly denigrate Ryanair’s aircraft safety, operating procedures and crew employment, also include allegations of suicide and depression among our employees.


 


You say many of the students who trained with my daughter in 2008 continue to be employed by or fly with Ryanair.The 80+ students who took this Ryanair cabin crew training in two different groups through St James Management Services, who's involvement in Ryanair's cabin crew apprenticeship Scam with M2 Training, both companies being dissolved thanks to my campaign.


These many students you talk about that still work at Ryanair are contracted through your shell company Crewlink Ireland Ltd. Ryanairdontcare Campaign have full contact details of each person who took this training with my daughter and i can prove your lying Michael.


As for blackmail Michael, i think you need to have a word with your employee who you sent out to speak to me about ending my campaign at last year’s AGM.


This employee seemed like an honest guy and i have no reason to doubt what he said to me.I must add Michael; it was pleasing that a shareholder mentioned me at your AGM and let us hope same this year.As for the implied threat or financial gain your saying i said, the financial penalties given to me by the Irish courts for my Ryanair protests in Dublin are much more effective for my protests to continue. It has been a long four years having been given a ASBO / Restraining order which is coming to a close in May, in my option Michael it was not the right form of action for UK courts to take but was related to the Olympic games.


You are right Michael my daughter has moved on as many thousands of terminated young people who fall foul of Ryanair's Recruitment for Termination policy have and will continue to do so.





As for me, a father is there to protect his children from dangers in life and what Ryanair/Crewlink/St James did I had no way of stopping it. Myself moving on as a father might take seven more years.



                     



              ''Doomed To Fail Michael''


  


John Foley


 





















RYANAIR MANAGEMENT MUST BE SACKED ''NOW'' CABIN CREW RECRUITMENT FROM DALMAC CREWLINK IRELAND WORKFORCE INTERNATIONAL IS A SCAM.

                               All below at Ryanair must be sacked by SHAREHOLDERS..Those below are all guilty of wrecking the lives of thousands of young probationary cabin crew for profit.All the above are fully aware of the employment recruitment for termination policy set up by Ryanair which is facilitated by shell companies Crewlink Ireland and Workforce International.
Ryanairdontcare Campaign will be sending letters to all below asking for them to resign at once......  

 David Bonderman Chairman at Ryanair Holdings PLC

 Michael O'Leary CEO at Ryanair Holdings PLC



Caroline GreenOther Corporate Officer at Ryanair Holdings PLC
Charles McCreevyDirector at Ryanair Holdings PLC
David BondermanChairman of the Board/Director at Ryanair Holdings PLC
David O'BrienOther Corporate Officer at Ryanair Holdings PLC
Declan McKeonDirector at Ryanair Holdings PLC
Edward WilsonOther Corporate Officer at Ryanair Holdings PLC
Emmanuel FaberDirector at Ryanair Holdings PLC
Howard MillarCFO/Other Executive Officer at Ryanair Holdings PLC
James R. OsborneDirector at Ryanair Holdings PLC
Juliusz KomorekSecretary/Other Corporate Officer at Ryanair Holdings PLC
Klaus KirchbergerDirector at Ryanair Holdings PLC
Kyran McLaughlinDirector at Ryanair Holdings PLC
Michael CawleyCOO/Other Executive Officer at Ryanair Holdings PLC
Michael HickeyOther Corporate Officer at Ryanair Holdings PLC
Michael HorganDirector at Ryanair Holdings PLC
Michael O'LearyCEO/Director at Ryanair Holdings PLC
Paolo PietrograndeDirector at Ryanair Holdings PLC
Ray ConwayOther Executive Officer at Ryanair Holdings PLC


John said,
Ryanairdontcare's seven year campaign against Ryanair will continue.Do not be mistaken David Bonderman and Michael O.Leary there is a lot more work that can be done and is being done...

                 ''Doomed To Fail Michael''