beachboy
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- Jul 7, 2006
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Well, we saw this coming. "Oh no, We are right on time! It's under control." I love the part that certain items proved more popular than others. Didn't we do a mock order to find out just which items were more popular so more fabric could be ordered? It's hysterical
Date: Thursday, 27 December 2007 15:04 ET
To: Emc2-News
From:
Subject: Uniform Update
One of the greatest strengths of our new uniform program is that employees are
allowed to order whatever garments they want from a large selection of items.
Typically in uniform change outs employees receive a set uniform, i.e.
2-jackets, 5-pants, 5-shirts, etc.
While this level of choice is a strength, it also creates a risk. Since we
didn't require each employee to take a set uniform, we ran the risk that some
garments would be more popular than we expected resulting in production
shortages. We are short on the following items and we will not be able to
launch on January 28th as originally planned:
--white short sleeve shirts/blouses
--sweaters/shells
TwinHill is working as quickly as possible to produce the remaining quantity
required to fill all 18,000 employee orders. However, we don't expect to have
enough inventories available for all orders until early-April.
With this in mind we are going to do a phased uniform launch, taking advantage
of our existing inventories to launch one group and wait for the remaining
production to launch the other.
Flight attendants will roll-out first. Uniforms will be delivered throughout
the month of January. Flight attendants will begin wearing the new uniform on
Monday, March 3, 2008.
Male and female all-weather coats, raincoats and winter scarves are in
inventory now and will be ready for the changeover.
Customer service agents' uniforms will begin shipping in late January and they
will begin wearing the new uniform in late April.
Everyone is excited about the new uniforms. We thank you for your patience
while this new look for US Airways is implemented.
Source: US Airways Marketing
Date: Thursday, 27 December 2007 15:04 ET
To: Emc2-News
From:
Subject: Uniform Update
One of the greatest strengths of our new uniform program is that employees are
allowed to order whatever garments they want from a large selection of items.
Typically in uniform change outs employees receive a set uniform, i.e.
2-jackets, 5-pants, 5-shirts, etc.
While this level of choice is a strength, it also creates a risk. Since we
didn't require each employee to take a set uniform, we ran the risk that some
garments would be more popular than we expected resulting in production
shortages. We are short on the following items and we will not be able to
launch on January 28th as originally planned:
--white short sleeve shirts/blouses
--sweaters/shells
TwinHill is working as quickly as possible to produce the remaining quantity
required to fill all 18,000 employee orders. However, we don't expect to have
enough inventories available for all orders until early-April.
With this in mind we are going to do a phased uniform launch, taking advantage
of our existing inventories to launch one group and wait for the remaining
production to launch the other.
Flight attendants will roll-out first. Uniforms will be delivered throughout
the month of January. Flight attendants will begin wearing the new uniform on
Monday, March 3, 2008.
Male and female all-weather coats, raincoats and winter scarves are in
inventory now and will be ready for the changeover.
Customer service agents' uniforms will begin shipping in late January and they
will begin wearing the new uniform in late April.
Everyone is excited about the new uniforms. We thank you for your patience
while this new look for US Airways is implemented.
Source: US Airways Marketing