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Hong Kong Airlines employees made redundant this week are demanding transparency and fair severance packages in the wake of the troubled airline's decision to dismiss more than 160 people in a cost-cutting move.
Hundreds of Hong Kong Airlines pilots and cabin crew are facing the axe as the struggling carrier battles to stay afloat. After narrowly avoiding going out of business in December " when only a last-minute cash injection from its indebted owner HNA Group stopped the government revoking its licence " the airline has to cut costs to avoid running ...
The troubled Hong Kong Airlines (HKA) on Thursday said it could not afford to pay almost half of its staff their salaries for November on time, delaying the payments until the first week of December. In an internal note, the HNA-backed carrier's human resources department cited the protests, now in their sixth month, for its inability to pay ...
Hong Kong Airlines bosses have been given five days to save the company, putting 3,500 jobs at risk just weeks before Christmas. The government said on Monday the airline needed to find new cash or last-minute investors, or face having its operating licence suspended or even revoked.
Hong Kong Airlines will cut 400 jobs and ask remaining staff to take at least two months of unpaid leave as the coronavirus outbreak worsens the weakened carrier's financial crisis. The bulk of the cuts " which amount to about 10 per cent of its workforce " were set to fall on pilots and cabin crew, in what would be the largest dismissal of ...
Hong Kong Airlines on Wednesday said it had drawn up an "initial cash injection plan" that would allow them to pay remaining staff their overdue salaries on Thursday, according to an internal memo from company chairman Hou Wei. "Following urgent consultations, an initial cash injection plan has been drawn up.
The future of ailing Hong Kong Airlines hung by a thread as it prepared for crunch talks on Friday with the airline licensing body, with its very existence under threat. Ahead of the meeting, the struggling carrier announced it was cutting its final long-haul route, to Vancouver, and also axed flights to Ho Chi Minh City and Tianjin.
