2003 Annual Report - Turkish Airlines
2003 Annual Report - Turkish Airlines
2003 Annual Report - Turkish Airlines
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HUMAN RESOURCES1999-<strong>2003</strong> Development of Staff Efficiency<strong>Turkish</strong> <strong>Airlines</strong> staff totaled 10,239 at the end of <strong>2003</strong>,a 6.8% decrease over figures from the previous year(10,984).The number of passengers per employee increased by6.7% with respect to 2002’s figures, thereby increasingproductivity and effectiveness.Number of Employees Number of PassengersYear Per Plane Per Employee1999 157 8852000 171 9642001 163 9142002 166 945<strong>2003</strong> 158 1,017On August 18, <strong>2003</strong>, <strong>Turkish</strong> <strong>Airlines</strong> signed the 19th TermCollective Labor Agreement.Breakdown of Staff by Title as of December 31, <strong>2003</strong>Flight Attendants 15%Pilots 6%Administration 6%Laborers 11%Data Processing Staff 2%International Staff 7%Engineers, Lawyers, Doctors 2%Specialists, Average Adjusters, Teachers 4%Technicians 16%TOTAL STAFF 10,239Office Staff 31%Breakdown of Staff by Administrative Unit as of December 31, <strong>2003</strong>EVP (Financial) 594 (6%)EVP (Human Resources) 377 (4%)Personnel in units reporting directly to the President158 (2%)EVP (Commercial)4,360 (42%)EVP (Flight Operations) 2,552 (21%)EVP (Technical)2,198 (25%)TOTAL STAFF 10,239A total of 1,348 trainees took part in 95 coursesoffered for cockpit training, while 2,258 traineesattended 93 courses for cabin training at the FlightTraining Center.27