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Japan's ANA to cut 3,500 jobs in 3 years as it anticipates prolonged virus woes: Yomiuri

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ANA Holdings Inc plans to cut about 3,500 jobs in three years as Japan's largest airline operator braces for its biggest-ever annual loss due to a plunge in demand driven by the coronavirus pandemic, the Yomiuri daily reported.

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Japan's ANA to cut 3,500 jobs in 3 years as it anticipates prolonged virus woes: Yomiuri

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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Bloomberg

ANA Holdings to Slash 3,500 Jobs, Transfer Workers, Yomiuri Says

ANA Holdings Inc. will cut about 3,500 jobs by fiscal year 2022, and will seek to temporarily transfer employees to Toyota Motor Corp. and other automakers, Yomiuri reported, without saying where it got the information.

4 years ago·United States

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Japan’s ANA to cut 3,500 jobs in 3 years as it anticipates prolonged virus woes: Yomiuri

October 25, 2020TOKYO (Reuters) – ANA Holdings Inc <9202.T> plans to cut about 3,500 jobs in three years as Japan’s largest airline operator braces for its biggest-ever annual loss due to a plunge in demand driven by the coronavirus pandemic, the Yomiuri daily reported.The job losses are part of ANA’s broader business restructuring plan to be announced on Tuesday, as it scrambles to cut fixed costs in anticipation of a prolonged downturn in trav…

4 years ago·San Diego, United States

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Business Standard

Japan's ANA to cut 3,500 jobs in 3 years over Covid-19 woes: Report

The job losses are part of ANA's broader business restructuring plan to be announced on Tuesday

4 years ago·India

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Kyodo News+

ANA group to cut 3,500 jobs from 45,000 workforce by FY 2022

ANA Holdings Inc. is planning to slash around 3,500 jobs from its current group workforce of about 46,000 by the 2022 business year, with the hit to travel demand from the coronavirus pandemic expected to be prolonged, company sources say.

4 years ago·Japan

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