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When the employment picture for this particular carrier becomes more stable -- it cut 200 employees in November 2008, and up to 80 more were said to be at risk in May -- one could do worse than sign up with Air New Zealand.&lt;p&gt;Air New Zealand&#39;s new series of pre-flight safety videos features its usual cheery crew of Kiwis.  But in a move guaranteed to get passengers to pay more attention, the staffers are only wearing authentic-looking uniforms made of paint.  That&#39;s right, folks -- everyone&#39;s naked!  Well, mostly:  Life vests, seat belts, and other accoutrements are used to cover up the naughty bits.  It&#39;s all tied into its current tagline:  &quot;At Air New Zealand, our fares have nothing to hide.  Which is why the price you pay includes everything -- up front.&quot;  (Evidently, you can find the &quot;brief&quot; clip on YouTube.) &lt;p&gt;Any company willing to poke fun at itself with this type of cheeky move has got to foster a great work environment, eh?  The employees in the video -- who don&#39;t don those outfits for everyday flights, unfortunately -- weren&#39;t paid extra, but they did get some deserved(?) exposure…&lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;&lt;em&gt;--Posted by Todd Obolsky, Vault Staff Writer&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/b&gt;

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