Cathay Pacific is planning to recruit around 400
Customer Service Officers this year, subject to the economic
environment and the airline’s operational needs.
Customer Service Officers are tasked with
delivering professional check-in services at Hong Kong
International Airport, SkyPier, Hong Kong and Kowloon AEL stations
and other designated check-in locations. They also meet, greet and
assist passengers at the airport boarding gates, on arrival,
during transit and at Cathay Pacific lounges.
Applicants must have permanent Hong Kong
resident status, be educated to secondary school level, have an
excellent command of spoken English and Cantonese (fluent
Putonghua is an advantage), an outgoing personality and be
available to work shifts (including overnight duties).
The
starting salary is from HK$11,000-HK$12,000 per month, though
additional remuneration is offered for overtime work. The position
offers a competitive package including a five-day work week;
public holidays and annual leave; allowances for working overtime,
overnight, on days off, public holidays, and during typhoons/black
rainstorms; professional training; travel benefits for family and
friends; medical benefits and insurance; and a Cathay Pacific
provident fund.
Customer Service Officers are provided
with the opportunity to gain a range of experience and follow a
career path to progress to leadership positions such
as Service Leader, Supervisor or Manager on Duty.
In
addition to undergoing classroom training, new recruits to the
Customer Service team will join a 10-day apprenticeship programme
which allows them to shadow more experienced colleagues during
on-the-job training at the airport. Through the programme, new
joiners will be able to learn problem-solving skills which are
essential for handling thousands of passengers every day.
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