Published 2 years ago

Finnair to start talks over reducing 120 jobs in Finland

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Finnair announced it will begin consultative negotiations with its staff over the termination of up to 200 jobs globally. The Finnish majority state-owned airline said the negotiations will concern about 770 employees working in executive, expert and managerial roles in Finland. The job cuts are part of a strategic effort to restore profitability to pre-pandemic levels.

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Finnair to start talks over reducing 120 jobs in Finland

FINNAIR on Thursday announced it will begin consultative negotiations with its staff over the termination of up to 200 jobs globally, including 120 in Finland.The Finnish majority state-owned airline said the negotiations will concern about 770 employees working in executive, expert and managerial roles in Finland. They will not, however, concern crew or other operative employees in any of its countries of operation.

2 years ago·Finland

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