>Safety-Critical Role
United Airlines is committed to ensuring the highest levels of operational safety and customer service. As a Ramp Service Employee, you’ll play a critical role in maintaining these standards by following all relevant regulations and policies, including those set by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Your key responsibilities will include completing safety checklists for motorized equipment, reading and interpreting aircraft load sheets, and counting baggage/cargo during operations. We offer a competitive salary of approximately $19.07 per hour, plus opportunities for overtime and shift trading, to attract talented individuals who share our commitment to safety and excellence.
Responsibilities
General Job Responsibilities:
- Task Execution: Completing daily tasks and projects as assigned.
- Collaboration: Working with team members and other departments to achieve goals.
- Reporting: Documenting progress and reporting to supervisors or managers.
- Problem-Solving: Addressing issues that arise and proposing solutions.
Sector-Specific Responsibilities:
- IT: Developing software, managing networks, or providing technical support.
- Finance: Analyzing financial data, preparing reports, and ensuring compliance.
- Sales/Marketing: Engaging with customers, promoting products, and analyzing market trends.
- Healthcare: Providing patient care, conducting research, or managing health services.
Benefits
- Salary Packages: Competitive salaries vary by industry, role, and experience.
- Health Insurance: Many employers offer medical coverage for employees and their dependents.
- Annual Leave: Employees typically receive 10-15 days of annual leave, depending on company policy and tenure.
- Retirement Benefits: Employees contribute to the Social Security System (SSS), providing savings for retirement.
- Training and Development: Opportunities for professional development and skill enhancement.
- Flexible Working Arrangements: Some companies offer remote work options or flexible hours.
Increment Process
- Performance Reviews: Employees typically undergo annual performance evaluations to assess their contributions and achievements.
- Salary Increments: Increments are often tied to performance reviews, market trends, and company profitability. Generally, increments can range from 5% to 15% based on performance.
- Promotion Pathways: Employees demonstrating consistent performance may be considered for promotions, leading to higher salary increments and new responsibilities.
- Market Adjustments: Companies may also conduct market salary surveys to adjust salaries in line with industry standards.
