Lion Air reviews RPO model following staff arrests

Indonesia’s budget airline Lion Air is to review its recruitment process following the arrest of four employees suspected of stealing from passengers.
Fri, 8 Jan 2016

Indonesia’s budget airline Lion Air is to review its recruitment process following the arrest of four employees suspected of stealing from passengers. 

The Jakarta Post reports the airline uses a recruitment process outsourcing (RPO) model. While background checks are already used for prospective employees, these are to intensify and will include psychological tests.

Lion Air public relations manager Andy Saladin reportedly told the publication the four alleged thieves arrested by the Soekarno-Hatta International Airport police were Lion Air baggage handlers and airline security officers, adding that the four had all been outsourced employees and had now been fired.

Recruiter contacted the airline for more information but had not heard back by deadline. 

  • Want to comment on this story? The Comment box is at the bottom of the page. Sorry for the glitch but just scroll right down and share your opinions!

 

Employment tribunal claims on the rise compared to previous year

The latest Employment Tribunal Statistics have been published this week.

Legislation 13 June 2025

STEM recruiter acquires construction training firm 3B Training

Morson Group has acquired Wigan-based 3B Training to expand its construction skills offering.

Contracts 12 June 2025

Trusted partners will matter more in future, says Carberry at RECLive25

Convincing clients and government that the recruitment industry delivers the value of specialism and specialists is key to making “trusted talent advice and fulfilment more essential”.

People 10 June 2025

Former royal nanny offers training to next generation

Alice Romero Drever (pictured), founder of specialist agency Nanny & Governess, is developing an online academy to train the next generation of VIP nannies.

People 5 June 2025
Top