Global Load Control
Cape Town,
South Africa
http://www.globalloadcontrol.com/
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Operations began in July 2004 from Cape Town, South Africa. GLC is a virtual network comprised of three centers in Cape Town (South Africa), Brno (Czech Republic) and Istanbul (Turkey) that provides market leading load control services for Lufthansa, customers and its partners. The centralised head-office involves the heading of operations takes place from one location to promote maintenance of highest service quality and consistency of production. The team of dedicated customer service experts promotes the implementation of their Quality Management System to afford the highest service excellence whilst a team of main account managers enable optimal service delivery. The locations have been geographically selected to include a diverse work force that has a higher skill basis, stable infrastructure, access to multiple languages, and at the lowest possible cost. Additionally, this innovative and stable information technologies base is complemented by the assurance of a combination of highest quality and a competitive cost base. The 3 center set-up promotes redundancy on 2 continents and ensures that the 24/7, 365 days per year operation is seamless and without disruptions.
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"Dream Job"
Added 30 Sep 2015 by a current employee
Ever since I was younger, I have always had an obsession with aircrafts. When the opportunity to work at Global Load Control came up, I jumped at the chance to work there. As a result of my passion for working with aircrafts, I honestly don't feel like I've worked a day in my life...it is pure enjoyment. Thanks to Global Load Control for the opportunity.
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"Maintaining that 'balance'"
Added 30 Sep 2015 by a current employee
It is rather ironic how one of the core focuses of Global Load Control is to maintain balance when this job allow for no balance in your life. I'm currently working at Global Load Control. Don't get me wrong, I do enjoy my job...it's just that I find myself working ALL THE TIME. There is no rime for anything else. They pay me a wonderful salary and I guess that I'm being compensated well for the amount of I do. It just gets tiring.
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"If you would like to be owned by a company - work here."
Added 04 Aug 2015 by a current employee
GLC does have some of positives but unfortunately the negatives greatly outweigh these positives. From an employee perspective I would NOT recommend GLC as a future employer. Shift times vary from starting at 5 am in the mornings to 4 pm in the afternoons. There is absolutely no consistency with these shifts and you can find yourself working 4 different kind of shifts in just a matter of days. GLC does NOT offer a competitive salary package. Salary packages are aimed at teenagers leaving high school and would like to start earning a small monthly income. GLC offers employees flight benefits, but with a standby status and the amount of full and overbooked flights its definitely not a benefit to consider when seeking employment at GLC. Leave approval is always an issue and getting leave approved on dates you want to use it is very rare.
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"Okay Benefits - Say Goodbye to your family life. "
Added 15 Jun 2015 by a current employee
Most of the benefits of GLC cannot be used and fully appreciated since you have a very low CTC.. GLC has great flight benefits but one can never get any leave approved, get a day off at short notice due to family / personal reasons or just for some extra rest. GLC also offers a low salary package so traveling on these benefits are not a benefit at all to be used when considering employment at GLC. They do offer a Medical Aid contribution. Your contract will be signed with you working shift hours; meaning shifts start anything from 5 in the morning with different start times up and till 4 in the afternoon start time. Also there's nightshifts. It's a 24/ 7 coverage company. Do not expect more than 1 weekend of per 4-5 week cycles.
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