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Written by: Deng Yinglin
2020-10-16 17:59
Last update date: 2020-10-16 18:00
Under the new crown pulmonary epidemic, the air travel industry has almost come to a halt. Cathay Pacific Airways has announced that it will lay off employees after it did not apply for the second phase of the "Employment Guarantee" program.
Another report today quoted internal sources saying that Cathay Pacific will lay off employees as soon as next Tuesday (20th). The laid-off employees will receive one month or three months of salary as severance pay according to their position, and the remaining employees will have to cut their salary by three. To 40%.
The "Economic Daily" quoted news that Cathay Pacific will lay off its employees as soon as next Tuesday.
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Passing down employees need to cut their salary by up to 40%
There are reports that Cathay Pacific will lay off employees as soon as next Tuesday. Among them, A-level grassroots employees can receive 1 month's salary as severance payment; B-level grassroots or above can receive 3 months' wages as severance payment, but there are May be reduced retirement benefits.
As for the remaining employees, their salaries must be reduced by 30 to 40%.
According to another source, Cathay Pacific will lay off staff in two days, involving aircrew, Cathay City and ground staff.
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Wang Simin, chairman of the Cathay Pacific Air Service Staff Association, said that he has not heard relevant rumors from the employee group or the company, and the company has not appointed the labor union for another meeting, and bluntly said that there are too many rumors. The consensus with the management is that they will not respond to the rumors one by one.
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